Before you purchase, go to county clerks office and see how many times the same acreage has been sold to a unsuspecting pilgrim. How are going to live without water?
Visiting is cheap and fun and short term. Buying property in remote places is a kind of fantasy for many people....the host has recognized and is tapping into it. Actually living in these places is difficult and can be costly in ways that are not obvious at first glance. I've been through it. I found that getting about 30 minutes outside of a metro area in the southwest can be pretty inexpensive and still give me the solitude I like and a life style that's not too rugged. To each, his/her own...
You can't find anything within 30 minutes of a large metro with decent acreage for a fair price now. Here in Las Vegas, houses outside the metro are only up to a couple acres and cost $800,000+!!!!
Hi, Jim. Is there any water access here? I'll have to check out your video about water evaporation. I've already seen a pretty cool rain collection operation. I plan to live off solar. Wouldn't mind fresh spring water. gotraci@gmail.com Happy to see anything you come across, especially with spring water, mountain views and/or a creek/river. It doesn't hurt to have an old barn, cabin or storage shed. I'll be purchasing a trailer and 4wheeler. Maybe build a small off-grid home. I'd love to harness natural spring water for gardening and home use. It's all about price and LAND with beauty, safety, and ideally no more than 1-1.5 hours from big grocery and home-building centers (prices).
A vehicle break down in the middle of nowhere can be costly to your wallet and your life. Criminals will think you are an easy target with no police protection. Educate yourself and think about how to survive the worst case scenarios before trying this lifestyle.
So you need to start your own solar project. I just found your channel. You will also want wind generators out there. You should get a few days of heavy wind per month.
Is that indian reservation ??? Do you need to pass by it ?it's very expensive to take supplies up there and you you get bitten by a snake too far from hospital .
Found the video interesting... What a fun thing to do to kill time and see the landscape. For most of the negative remarks I read, yes ,living off grid is an expensive initial investment. BUT IT IS YOURS! I pay 180.00 a month average just for water a month, 120.00 for elect. and sewer about 60.00 a month.So in 5 years time living off grid, it would pay for its self. yes there is maint. but its getting cheaper every yer. Our existing utilities are going up each year. point is, in the long run, you will save money, and feel more secure.
Several problems to overcome. Water. A lot of places in Az. wells may not be practical so you will have to find someone that will deliver a tanker truck to your location. Winter roads. Getting there in the summer may be fine, but in winter you may be stuck in or out of your land. How far to a grocery store? Google a map of land ownership for the area. I did and it looks like it is all park or tribal land. Barren land is usually that way because of the difficulties to inhabit.
Tractor w/Rake, and Jaw type rockcrusher.... make 1-1/2 & 3/4minus For roads or whatever ( it will help clear areas growth)... or rock fences, like Scotland/Ireland, & other countries do... Good luck & stay safe
To those who are considering the "off-grid" lifestyle in this type of area, there are some things you need to consider before diving in head first. The biggest issues facing people who buy land like this in hopes of living "off grid" are: No clue WHAT their looking at or looking for. No thorough plans, education, or experience about HOW to live in that area. No foresight into the timetable or infrastructure needed for being self-sustaining (usually 2-4 years after you have a good start on your infrastructure) and what it will cost in the meantime not only to live, but to build that starter infrastructure, and tying into the previous, they are in debt up to their eyeballs and are trying to finance the land when they are already in debt. There are literally hundreds of thousands of people living "off grid/self sustaining" or close to it in AZ, but its not for everyone, its alot of sacrificing in the beginning to get to that vision of paradise. You need to go see the land before you buy it, and buy the land outright (no financing) so the worst scenario is owing some property tax (which ranges from $20 - $500 a year for most vacant/rural land in AZ depending on how many acres you have) so if you find its not for you after all, it doesnt cost much to hold the land while you try and sell it. Thats just the jumping off point, and it would take too long to go through the rest here. Good luck!
bought a place almost equal to the video I call it "Lotta Rock Ranch" love it for its natural beauty and no Walmart.Most of the comments appear to be from unenlightened inexperienced people who would not have a chance of surviving or having a go of it.
would you have any advice for me IM looking at land in Apache County, Arizona 38 acres would you happen to know of the area i brought a tiny house on wheels to move on what ever property in AZ i find to live on
@BOSS MAN Wow...I am amazed at how rude and insensitive you people are. If someone wants to spend THEIR money to buy this land, it's not hurting you...let it be and stop the profanity. If you don't like this land or this man's channel, move to another youtube channel.
@BOSS MAN I wasn't necessarily offended by the ass word or bugger Boss Man - there were far worse on here and I think people can reply less offensively than using the f bomb or just insulting someone that is just doing what he loves to do. Hope that helps explain what did offend me.
We have done a little of what you're doing, & have purchased a few small acreages in 7 states. I love trees & hills; my husband loves desert & saguaros, so we're hoping to find an affordable 40+ acre in Arizona that we can ultimately settle on & live off-grid. Thank you for your videos - they're well done & you appear to be 'real.' Looking forward to the next, then the next... Be blessed.
well that's cheap I am in Oklahoma at least $2000.00 an acre here for what we call rough land but you can run some stock on it. Our first 10 acre cost us a little over $21000.00 in 1985
Ahhh see, now you’re near me…. The property I mention in your other video that I bought is near Grand Canyon west… where did you end up buying, looks like you’re in Meheeko at present, come to Mohave County, they’re very off grid friendly. Be careful down there, they eat us Canadians for breakfast, don’t you watch W5? 😉
I've seen a square mile (640 acres) selling in those parts of the world for around $100/acre. That 10 acres was overpriced at $375/acre possibly because of the small size. And then what do you own? A piece of land that looks like and for all practical purposes is as useful as owning real estate on the dark side of the moon.
Your video is very inspirational and informative as it relates to real estate investing. You have outlined a lot of the steps we took when we purchased unusable land on accident in the past. Thanks for sharing.
That remote desert land with poor or no roads to it can be bought for a lot less. try driving that road after one of their rains. They don't get enough rain to farm. You would need a well, a very deep one. Very deep and charged by the foot.. Typically it takes about 40 acres to graze one animal unit. Soil is as you said, very rocky and pure sand or clay.
Live Radical great job. you seem to really enjoy this. so lucky to be able to explore like you do. have you looked at any land out of st. johns az? i would be very interested
There's no trees, and rocks on more rocks. No power. But the big drawback here is lack of water. You would have to haul all your water. Drill a well? Groundwater is extremely deep "like 1000' deep". And a gamble, and expensive. I lived near there and know this. Hey, great views!
We live off grid got 80 acers for 8,000 Very secluded 13 mile driveway but it's in the desert in flood zone so if we have flash floods the road gets washed out
Looks like a good place to build a rock house or an earth bag house! Or, you could wait forr on it to rain to take a bath! I wouldn't give $3700 for 500 acres of that barren and forsaken country! The Navaho own the state and can make a claim anytime they see that you've got something they don't!
Hill side land in the middle of no where water well is probably 50k drill that's why it's $3750. I live on hill side property in Phoenix it sucks the view is nice but water drainage all the retaining walls it's a hassle to do anything. Everything I want to do is more expense because it's on hillside. If you want to build anything all has to be cut into make it flat with retaining walls facing the hill. I would rather find some property in Crown King it's more expensive lot nicer up there.
I know almost nothing about homesteads but if there's no water, that place won't work. Livestock and gardens/produce and people need water. Is the power available and reliable? Looking at the land does not answer these questions. Would be difficult if not impossible to make this land self sustaining. In my opinion.
Good video. This place would make an excellent " WIND FARM" If someone bought it, they could lease it out or sell it outright to a company that puts up those giant WIND TURBINES...and make money off that land. Just a thought.😄
What other countries are you planning to explore? I'm moving to the Netherlands and would be interested to know if that is on your agenda... following... Thanks for this video. It sure is inspiring. We really can live with less junk, and enjoy life more.
Thanks for the nice comments! I'll be exploring all over actually, Oz & the Cayman Islands are on the list, Canada and Hawaii, Baja and the Caribbean... and from there, I haven't really decided yet.
Do you ever run into land for sale that has covenants? I have seen large tracts of land that is on some kind or 'ranch' site but they have covenants. Really unsure about going this route even they are a lot cheaper this way. Thanks
Disclaimer: I am not a real estate agent. I'm not interested in selling properties, I have no deals with any agents, I am just a scout, and I do it for fun, and because I love off grid living, BUT if you REALLY want to get more info about this property, leave me a message in the comments here, and I'll dig you up a link.
That many surface rocks indicate very little top soil. Not much chance growing plants in that ground w/o a super extra amount of water. Which obviously doesn't exist there. Beautiful? Yes but beauty is in the eye of the beholder and beautiful land is not a gauge on it's ability to readily supporting abundant life, human or otherwise. I suggest to keep looking. This beauty is best enjoyed without taking on the ownership.
Better check out everything on property before buying. Lots of scammers in the world today that will sell you something that's not for sale or doesn't exist. Just do your due diligence.
I don't think their wild horses, they have free roam grazing in these areas. No doubt a Rancher with a few hundred thousand acres (no joke) is selling these 10 acre lots to greenhorns that are star struck with the idea of living on the RANGE like Roy Rodgers. It's all rock their selling, because it's no good for grazing, and no water to be found. One crop does come free w/ this land, Rattlesnakes and they love the rocky areas. The price is NO bargain.
Douglas Fir Publishing Studio haven't got that working yet, actually, my last session got blown out with wind too so I'm thinking to use the zoom & record with the drone, handheld style, and sync layer... it does prettier video then the xa35
Mainly Craigslist. Well, that's the start of the rabbit hole anyway. But also Zillow, basically, you just need to pick a location in the world where land can be found at cheap prices, it's not everywhere, Arizona has lots of it!
"Lands of America" has many listings for Arizona, Nevada, Wyoming, Montana, e.t.c... Some listings, ranging in the million$, have hundreds, even thousands of acres for sale. I saw a listing in Nevada that offered 640 acres (1 square mile) for $199,000.
How do we do it? Arizona: little water, no trees, lethal creatures, scorching temperatures, basically impending doom Arizonans: .....challenge accepted
if anybody would like to see some property before buying or like to know more about it here in Arizona let me know and i can help you, dont buyt til you know all the in and outs. good luck to all of you.
The land out tgere is dirt cheap. If only land with grass and trees were just as cheap. Ive seen ppl posting 20 plus acres for $1000 out in those deserts. I want my own piece of freedom but dont want only dirt beneath my feet
Before you purchase, go to county clerks office and see how many times the same acreage has been sold to a unsuspecting pilgrim. How are going to live without water?
We have water haul companies out here and public coin wells, water is cheap here.
Visiting is cheap and fun and short term. Buying property in remote places is a kind of fantasy for many people....the host has recognized and is tapping into it. Actually living in these places is difficult and can be costly in ways that are not obvious at first glance. I've been through it. I found that getting about 30 minutes outside of a metro area in the southwest can be pretty inexpensive and still give me the solitude I like and a life style that's not too rugged. To each, his/her own...
You can't find anything within 30 minutes of a large metro with decent acreage for a fair price now. Here in Las Vegas, houses outside the metro are only up to a couple acres and cost $800,000+!!!!
Agree 100%. Too far off grid, no water, no power, and a mile off power might as well be 100 miles.
Hi, Jim. Is there any water access here? I'll have to check out your video about water evaporation. I've already seen a pretty cool rain collection operation. I plan to live off solar. Wouldn't mind fresh spring water. gotraci@gmail.com Happy to see anything you come across, especially with spring water, mountain views and/or a creek/river.
It doesn't hurt to have an old barn, cabin or storage shed. I'll be purchasing a trailer and 4wheeler. Maybe build a small off-grid home. I'd love to harness natural spring water for gardening and home use. It's all about price and LAND with beauty, safety, and ideally no more than 1-1.5 hours from big grocery and home-building centers (prices).
A vehicle break down in the middle of nowhere can be costly to your wallet and your life. Criminals will think you are an easy target with no police protection. Educate yourself and think about how to survive the worst case scenarios before trying this lifestyle.
Radnally
Incredible view, that’s why I love it out here, sunsets off the hills is an incredible sight, that’s a great price for that view.
This is AWESOME!!! Away from people and in touch with nature... Solar Power... off grid and PERFECT!!!
Wow, what an amazing rock farm!!!! When life gives you rocks, make rock....uhm...dust? Gravel? shit, I got nothin.
So you need to start your own solar project. I just found your channel. You will also want wind generators out there. You should get a few days of heavy wind per month.
Is that indian reservation ??? Do you need to pass by it ?it's very expensive to take supplies up there and you you get bitten by a snake too far from hospital .
Found the video interesting... What a fun thing to do to kill time and see the landscape. For most of the negative remarks I read, yes ,living off grid is an expensive initial investment. BUT IT IS YOURS! I pay 180.00 a month average just for water a month, 120.00 for elect. and sewer about 60.00 a month.So in 5 years time living off grid, it would pay for its self. yes there is maint. but its getting cheaper every yer. Our existing utilities are going up each year. point is, in the long run, you will save money, and feel more secure.
Several problems to overcome. Water. A lot of places in Az. wells may not be practical so you will have to find someone that will deliver a tanker truck to your location. Winter roads. Getting there in the summer may be fine, but in winter you may be stuck in or out of your land. How far to a grocery store?
Google a map of land ownership for the area. I did and it looks like it is all park or tribal land. Barren land is usually that way because of the difficulties to inhabit.
Tractor w/Rake, and Jaw type rockcrusher.... make 1-1/2 & 3/4minus
For roads or whatever ( it will help clear areas growth)... or rock fences, like Scotland/Ireland, & other countries do...
Good luck & stay safe
I guess you could say that property rocks!
Hahaha =D
Stone house it is. Lolol
To those who are considering the "off-grid" lifestyle in this type of area, there are some things you need to consider before diving in head first. The biggest issues facing people who buy land like this in hopes of living "off grid" are: No clue WHAT their looking at or looking for. No thorough plans, education, or experience about HOW to live in that area. No foresight into the timetable or infrastructure needed for being self-sustaining (usually 2-4 years after you have a good start on your infrastructure) and what it will cost in the meantime not only to live, but to build that starter infrastructure, and tying into the previous, they are in debt up to their eyeballs and are trying to finance the land when they are already in debt. There are literally hundreds of thousands of people living "off grid/self sustaining" or close to it in AZ, but its not for everyone, its alot of sacrificing in the beginning to get to that vision of paradise. You need to go see the land before you buy it, and buy the land outright (no financing) so the worst scenario is owing some property tax (which ranges from $20 - $500 a year for most vacant/rural land in AZ depending on how many acres you have) so if you find its not for you after all, it doesnt cost much to hold the land while you try and sell it. Thats just the jumping off point, and it would take too long to go through the rest here. Good luck!
The music called "Back in America" sounds 70's into early 80's.sounds good.
bought a place almost equal to the video I call it "Lotta Rock Ranch" love it for its natural beauty and no Walmart.Most of the comments appear to be from unenlightened inexperienced people who would not have a chance of surviving or having a go of it.
would you have any advice for me IM looking at land in Apache County, Arizona 38 acres would you happen to know of the area i brought a tiny house on wheels to move on what ever property in AZ i find to live on
@BOSS MAN Wow...I am amazed at how rude and insensitive you people are. If someone wants to spend THEIR money to buy this land, it's not hurting you...let it be and stop the profanity. If you don't like this land or this man's channel, move to another youtube channel.
@BOSS MAN I wasn't necessarily offended by the ass word or bugger Boss Man - there were far worse on here and I think people can reply less offensively than using the f bomb or just insulting someone that is just doing what he loves to do. Hope that helps explain what did offend me.
Exploring land looks like fun.
We have done a little of what you're doing, & have purchased a few small acreages in 7 states. I love trees & hills; my husband loves desert & saguaros, so we're hoping to find an affordable 40+ acre in Arizona that we can ultimately settle on & live off-grid. Thank you for your videos - they're well done & you appear to be 'real.' Looking forward to the next, then the next... Be blessed.
Lori Crowson Don't need 40 acres, save money to drill well.
well that's cheap I am in Oklahoma at least $2000.00 an acre here for what we call rough land but you can run some stock on it. Our first 10 acre cost us a little over $21000.00 in 1985
Ahhh see, now you’re near me…. The property I mention in your other video that I bought is near Grand Canyon west… where did you end up buying, looks like you’re in Meheeko at present, come to Mohave County, they’re very off grid friendly. Be careful down there, they eat us Canadians for breakfast, don’t you watch W5? 😉
I've seen a square mile (640 acres) selling in those parts of the world for around $100/acre. That 10 acres was overpriced at $375/acre possibly because of the small size. And then what do you own? A piece of land that looks like and for all practical purposes is as useful as owning real estate on the dark side of the moon.
Snakes ...gets so dry and hot you can't feel your own snot ... Water Catchment during winter and summer monsoons... Usually around 3 pm
Your video is very inspirational and informative as it relates to real estate investing. You have outlined a lot of the steps we took when we purchased unusable land on accident in the past. Thanks for sharing.
I just read your description, did you buy it???????? Right on fellow Canuckistan…… we’re neighbors…. I’m in Meadview. Welcome to the barrio brother.
That remote desert land with poor or no roads to it can be bought for a lot less. try driving that road after one of their rains. They don't get enough rain to farm. You would need a well, a very deep one. Very deep and charged by the foot.. Typically it takes about 40 acres to graze one animal unit. Soil is as you said, very rocky and pure sand or clay.
Allen Callender deep wells needed, rocky soil, rough roads, need minimum high clearance vehicle.
Round rocks. Ancient river bottom. Gold.
Allen Callender our well 200 get no rain but flash flood and yes this is a horrible horrible place to live but land is cheap
Spike Elwood we only went 150 feet in New Mexico desert
interesting idea for sure .. fun adventures
Did the cows come with it when you bought it? How about a Tiny House Community?
Great property and an even greater price! Thanks for sharing this video. Glad this land got sold.
You can always build a rock home and or fire place. Talk to the local native Americans. They almost always have a gifted stone mason on speed dial.
And you’re even from Kamloops, cool, I’m from Lillooet.
this sure looks like fun
We are kindred souls, hope to escape FL to Arizona within 2 yrs, thanks for sharing
Deborah Belden i escaped florida 4 years ago. I now live in Arizona. Love it
Is there more properties available there still at that price? And what's the taxes on the land??
Excellent video,I am also a huge off grid enthusiast. Thanks for the video keep up the great adventure!
Hey, rad to hear, thanks for the support! It's appreciated highly!
Live Radical great job. you seem to really enjoy this. so lucky to be able to explore like you do. have you looked at any land out of st. johns az? i would be very interested
There's no trees, and rocks on more rocks. No power. But the big drawback here is lack of water. You would have to haul all your water. Drill a well? Groundwater is extremely deep "like 1000' deep". And a gamble, and expensive. I lived near there and know this.
Hey, great views!
My kind of land. Nice
What a deal! Love your videos so far! Great job. So you ever check out northern Cali?
You should go there in the wet season.. Road will be totally un passable.
How did you find this land, will you tell me the contact information to the realitor
We live off grid got 80 acers for 8,000
Very secluded 13 mile driveway but it's in the desert in flood zone so if we have flash floods the road gets washed out
Gotta love the three amigos
You can buy strike off land in a lot places that are better, if you can't water nearby the property useless.
Your great I'm looking for something like this how do I get in contact with u and cam u find some thing with a spring or rivier plz or power ?
You could raise Pet Rocks and name it the Pet Rock Ranch Bed and Breakfast
Nice song.
I know this was uploaded 3 years ago but is there anything like this available today?
Looks like a good place to build a rock house or an earth bag house! Or, you could wait forr on it to rain to take a bath! I wouldn't give $3700 for 500 acres of that barren and forsaken country! The Navaho own the state and can make a claim anytime they see that you've got something they don't!
You spelled it wrong! More tribes here! Idiot 😂
Their is a reason why God wanted land like that.
How did you find out if the property was for sale?
Hill side land in the middle of no where water well is probably 50k drill that's why it's $3750. I live on hill side property in Phoenix it sucks the view is nice but water drainage all the retaining walls it's a hassle to do anything. Everything I want to do is more expense because it's on hillside. If you want to build anything all has to be cut into make it flat with retaining walls facing the hill. I would rather find some property in Crown King it's more expensive lot nicer up there.
If you buy in az make sure you bring water with you because what he's showing you there is no water there
I know almost nothing about homesteads but if there's no water, that place won't work. Livestock and gardens/produce and people need water. Is the power available and reliable? Looking at the land does not answer these questions. Would be difficult if not impossible to make this land self sustaining. In my opinion.
DA7545 Off Grid...power available would be On Grid.
Good video. This place would make an excellent
" WIND FARM" If someone bought it, they could lease it out or sell it outright to a company that puts up those giant WIND TURBINES...and make money off that land. Just a thought.😄
Caution buying anywhere without road easement access, likely the main reason for low price.
What other countries are you planning to explore? I'm moving to the Netherlands and would be interested to know if that is on your agenda... following... Thanks for this video. It sure is inspiring. We really can live with less junk, and enjoy life more.
Thanks for the nice comments! I'll be exploring all over actually, Oz & the Cayman Islands are on the list, Canada and Hawaii, Baja and the Caribbean... and from there, I haven't really decided yet.
Do you ever run into land for sale that has covenants? I have seen large tracts of land that is on some kind or 'ranch' site but they have covenants. Really unsure about going this route even they are a lot cheaper this way. Thanks
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Disclaimer: I am not a real estate agent. I'm not interested in selling properties, I have no deals with any agents, I am just a scout, and I do it for fun, and because I love off grid living, BUT if you REALLY want to get more info about this property, leave me a message in the comments here, and I'll dig you up a link.
Live Radical well someone put a price on it... how did you locate it
Well how did you find the ppl selling it
Hey Brother ! Is this place still on the market and do you have way to contact them please forward the Imfomation to me thank you !
Really like your videos. Can you provide a link for the land by Lake Mead?
He's probably the owner or the agent.
Do u think orange trees would grow in that area
You got any info on surrounding properties?
What website do you use?
I think area is beautiful the scenery just is AWESOME!! Homesteading?not so much.
That many surface rocks indicate very little top soil. Not much chance growing plants in that ground w/o a super extra amount of water. Which obviously doesn't exist there. Beautiful? Yes but beauty is in the eye of the beholder and beautiful land is not a gauge on it's ability to readily supporting abundant life, human or otherwise. I suggest to keep looking. This beauty is best enjoyed without taking on the ownership.
IS ANYTHING DONE without blaring music!?!?!?!?!
Better check out everything on property before buying. Lots of scammers in the world today that will sell you something that's not for sale or doesn't exist. Just do your due diligence.
I don't think their wild horses, they have free roam grazing in these areas. No doubt a Rancher with a few hundred thousand acres (no joke) is selling these 10 acre lots to greenhorns that are star struck with the idea of living on the RANGE like Roy Rodgers. It's all rock their selling, because it's no good for grazing, and no water to be found. One crop does come free w/ this land, Rattlesnakes and they love the rocky areas. The price is NO bargain.
Joseph M farm the rattler? lol
Ive watched real estate land videos for sale in the dirt lands(desert),.
N yes there is wild horses. In these locations.
Crazy huh
Where are you from originally. You said kilometres?
Rock it Man R-O-C-K in The USA
I ask, how can you buy those land, is it in cash, or is it with a lawyer for the papers ??????
Is any more property of that same acrage and price
Navajo Nation woho!!!!!!
Todo se ve muy seco. Hay agua?? Y la compra donde se hace.??
Please send me a link, very interested in off the grid living.
DAMN the vultures have to take a transit bus to get to you!
Love it,,,im first time seeing you, are you still active? Im interested in AZ. Property
who owns the land you drive on to get to the property?
It's this property still available? I'm very interested, as I'm looking to build an off grid home/ horse training facility.
I’m looking to buy a nice off grid property I have 5000 what’s the best you can do for what property I live in munds park
Put 2 sticks together for water. Wild horses I don't know
Nice land but please turn down the music please
You couldnt pay me to live there. He even has to talk himself into it. Disillushioned. Lots of stones to build a house! LOL
Tell me if it's good land to live with horses.any links to look at thanks
Awesome
soo what land will be good for my horses and me.. please
You have the right vehicle for the job. Thanks for sharing :|
Your video is quite cinematographic. You'd be great as a host for travel documentaries. Just saying🙂
Daniella Arrogante well shucks and thank you ☺!
Danie
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When do we get to see a review of your mic? and see how you use your software?
I have been thinking about that actually...
Using the wireless lav, right? UHV or VHF? Definitely looking forward to the review / basics tutorial
Douglas Fir Publishing Studio haven't got that working yet, actually, my last session got blown out with wind too so I'm thinking to use the zoom & record with the drone, handheld style, and sync layer... it does prettier video then the xa35
I think the XA35 can be improved if you edit the video (I don't do that either, though; I just use my DSLR).
You need a windsock for your mic.
I like more info if you can. I support your channel.
(107) $3,999- 3 Bundle Pack (1.98 Total acres)- Off Grid Subdivided Lots in Cochise, AZ - TH-cam
Give up on singing.lol like seeing the ares.
where do you find the listings for these great deals???
Mainly Craigslist. Well, that's the start of the rabbit hole anyway. But also Zillow, basically, you just need to pick a location in the world where land can be found at cheap prices, it's not everywhere, Arizona has lots of it!
"Lands of America" has many listings for Arizona, Nevada, Wyoming, Montana, e.t.c... Some listings, ranging in the million$, have hundreds, even thousands of acres for sale. I saw a listing in Nevada that offered 640 acres (1 square mile) for $199,000.
lindo vídeo
I am interested in New Mexico as well!
Thanks for sharing.
7:52 is that part of the property? looks a lot less Rocky could be farmable with the right plants and ability
There is no one else around the area for a reason.
what is homestead? meaning?
Hi do u have cheap land as this
How can people live without water or trees...?
Also, how do they do it with the rattle snakes
and other varmits...?
How do we do it?
Arizona: little water, no trees, lethal creatures, scorching temperatures, basically impending doom
Arizonans: .....challenge accepted
if anybody would like to see some property before buying or like to know more about it here in Arizona let me know and i can help you, dont buyt til you know all the in and outs. good luck to all of you.
The land out tgere is dirt cheap.
If only land with grass and trees were just as cheap.
Ive seen ppl posting 20 plus acres for $1000 out in those deserts.
I want my own piece of freedom but dont want only dirt beneath my feet
I'm in Az and would love to see more. How do you find these properties?
www.landwatch.com/default.aspx?ct=r&type=92,480;268,6843&r.PRIC=%2c39999
David Mercer keep up the good work David
Nick Stevens .,...........?
Amanda Conti , Thanks for that very much!
Love the solitude, but, I'd need a bulldozer to live in...lol