You Bought Your Homestead Property, NOW DON'T make these MISTAKES!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
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Visit Elegment Land to purchase land for your for your homestead today. They have many lots available for everything from shed homes to tiny homes and even full-time RV living. They also offer owner financing to make the purchase of your dream property affordable today. Browse their website to find the land in the location you are looking for.
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Jump to exactly what you want to learn about for your abandoned land homestead property!
00:00 Introduction
00:37 What is Abandoned Land?
01:17 #1 - Acting Too Fast
03:36 #2 - Not Knowing Your Restrictions
04:47 Elegment Land
05:58 #3 - Not Buying The Right Equipment
07:06 #4 - Not Having a Long Term Plan
09:36 #5 - Property Not Being Secure
10:29 #6 - Having Heavy Equipment on Property
11:03 #7 - Not Having a Barn or Shop
12:08 Remember when buying land...
Congratulations on your new homestead property! But before you get started, there are some mistakes you'll want to avoid. In this video, we'll cover the top things NOT to do when starting your homestead journey, including common pitfalls and mistakes that can cost you time, money, and resources. We'll also share tips and tricks for making the most of your property and setting yourself up for success. Whether you're new to homesteading or an experienced farmer, this video is a must-watch for anyone looking to build a thriving, sustainable homestead.
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The old timers would build a barn first then fencing and live in it while they built a shop and storage buildings. Only then did they fence the property in whole. After that they would build a house a well, outbuildings and expanded gardens and Fruit trees. Thats what my grandfather told me when I was young like 8 yrs old.
Absolutely!!! It’s certainly a great plan!
We bought land in 2020. Did very little besides make a few trails. It was logged out early 1900's. The swamp wasn't logged so it's still old growth. We moved too fast. The 10 acres on Neebish Island I wanted was sold. Then found the piece we bought. Didn't know then I was gonna go organic berry and orchard. It came with 1000's of wild berries. The spring on the property in the fen was one of the reasons we bought. Our county has a great website and information easily found. We hired a forestry manager to look at the property. We can actually build no permit, but I am pulling permits in case we sell. Even put down 2" well by hand. Bank don't consider it a well unless at least 2 inches. We have been camping on land. I am building our cottage by hand. I dug the foundation by hand. Took about 2 days. I decided on a 24x24 skillion cottage post and beam square notched timber frame.
I died when you said “build the barn!” I was nodding along through the whole video cheering the things we did right and agreeing with the mistakes we made but you got a solid “AMEN!” When you said to build the barn. Oh my goodness the places I’ve had to store chicken food and bedding because I didn’t have the proper storage. 😂 We are clearing the spot now for our barn and it will be a blessed day when we have that to use. Great points-every single one of them
Thank you so much Katie!!! So glad the info helped!!
It's interesting to see how many rural areas have restrictions on livestock.
Oh really?!???
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Idea that worked..
Find an area or zone you want to move.
Find a real estate lawyer and have the county tax records checked.
You will be amazed how many parcels are owned by the tax collectors by default.
Some with existing structures and homes.
When purchasing, you pay off back taxes plus some closing costs.
That lawyer can also check foreclosures.
I wondered watching you build that home. You could build off and move studio..
Thanks for sharing
Great idea!!! How did it work for you? Did you find some great properties?? 😁
Thank you Beau for this highly informative video! I have been working on the how to buy land aspect of my preparedness/homestead plan for a few years now and I’ve thought about many of the things I’d like to do. This video is incredibly helpful because I can see where I would’ve made some of the exact mistakes that you talked about 😂 It’s great to be able to learn things like this from those that’ve been there BEFORE I make my decisions.
Thank you for the comment Jules!
So glad it was helpful for you!
Just want to say this is great advice. I'm thinking about getting some land to move on within the next 2-6 years and I'm going to save this video and refer back to it.
Thank you.
So awesome Alan, THANK YOU!!!! You can totally do it!
Spot on! We installed the septic and water well first while staying in a camper.
That is SOOOO AWESOME!!! Way to go and congrats!
Thank you Sir. Next is building up the courage to put the camera to work for us. My content is really lacking at the moment. As you can see I have a whole 22 subs so far. Thank you for the reply, much appreciated.
Great advice thanks.
Thank you!!!
Thanks for the experienced tips!
You betcha!!!!
Excellent info. Thanks
Thanks a bunch!
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Interesting that on Elegment's website, only one of the 55 listings under "agricultural land" was not stamped as, "SOLD".
Well I believe they are always adding. And you can "homestead" on land that isn't listed as "agricultural".
@@BetterTogetherLife I understand - just pointing to the demand this type of land.
Any resources in Florida? And what is the minimum monthly income needed to survive?
Great question. We aren’t in FL, so you’d have to ask around about resources. But when it comes to knowing an amount per month to live off of, consider your expenses. Then decide what you need for projects to help develop your property and determine how much you want to have saved as a cushion. Each person will have unique needs. So get this down on paper and take your time.
Florida land is 5-10x more expensive than most of the states. It's also wetlands throughout most of the state, so good land is $$$$$
If you don't make a minimum of about 4k a month per person, good luck here.
The soil is sand. The seasons are wacky. Summer is when most don't plant or grow much. It's too hot, and the rainy season kills almost everything with fungus or pest pressure.
Then there's the notsees. Yes, I misspelled that on purpose. But they're here, and there's a lot of them.
The diverse communities are the only benefit here. That, and the ocean. But if you're close to that, add more $$$$.
Also, with what our governor just did to the undocumented here, people will be lucky to find any good properties because corporations will swoop in and buy them up soon to "rescue floridians" and blame the migrant workers for that, too.
I've been here 10 years. I'm leaving in November. I refuse to add my hard earned money towards the discriminatory practices being done to the people that work the hardest here any longer.
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Texas is too unsafe for anyone other than men though. I would never live there as a woman. It's sad so many 'freedom loving' states want to revoke so many of its citizens actual freedoms. Freedom to do what you want on your land isn't enough if you don't have any other freedoms. I'd be terrified to try and start a family there. It's sad what is happening across this country. The places I want to live are being turned into places it is unsafe to live as a woman. I hate how we are losing all of our freedoms in what is supposed to be the best country in the world to live in. As someone who wants to homestead, just finding a state to do it in has become so much harder than it should be due to all that is going on in this country. 😢
Hey Kelly! It’s Kelly B. I just saw these and can totally see that you’re concerned. We’ve been in Texas a while, so I just wanted to see if I could be helpful. What freedoms are you afraid of not having?
I empathize
I bet she’s talking as a woman, of freedom from violence and reproductive freedoms
Yea, that is very much a false concern. Texas is fantastic. Great place to live and to raise a family!!
@Better Together Homestead I have to respectfully disagree. It's far too far right for my tastes. There are so many horrible laws being put into place. I'm well past my childbearing days, but I have children that are entering them, and with the way the R party is going, I would never wish them to live there. If a pregnancy isn't viable or there are complications, they want to charge the woman or delay necessary care. As a healthcare worker, it is a nightmare for patients and providers.
Then there are the rest of the rights they're stripping from women, the LGBTQ+ community, etc. It's horrible to see how they really see us as 2nd class citizens and breed stock.
And then there is the religious nonsense they're pushing in schools. That should be something between parents and their children to decide. It should not be forced upon children. That is indoctrination. But they want to ban books because they're 'woke'. Aka informed.
Anyway, I didn't mean to get political, but you asked, and those are my reasons, to name a few.
If you're not a part of the R party, there's no place for you in their country. The left-leaning want to be inclusive to all, to accept, to educate, and to progress. Texas wants to dig in its heels and go backward in time. Then there's the shootings.
I'm seriously considering leaving this country because it is no longer a country I can be proud to call home.
Thank you please read Romans 10:9-13😅
That beginning was SOOOO insensitive to native americans. Dude.
Whaaaaaaa????? Ok. You have got to tell me more.
Wow. What??
@Better Together Homestead I believe they meant the part where you said, "You can't just ride out and claim land. Those days are over." Meaning colonization.