Buying land (USA)

[EchelonPL]

Greetings members! Does anyone have any info on where to buy land in the USA? Or where to start looking?

I didn't see any sub-forums or posts on land purchases per se but bugging out or living away from the cities is surely in the same wavelength of why we own precious metals: to get off the "grid" and secure our own liberties and freedoms.

That said, I'm hoping to pour a lot of hours into research and learn from the best of anyone's experiences. A tthe current moment, I have no idea what the different jurisdictions have to offer (or take away). I would hate to buy a large property only to regret buying later due to potentially many aspects like being able to build, supply power, etc. Really, I don't know where to start but it's a dream of mine to own something more than 20+acres somewhere and i've been browsing this website and day dreaming about buying a plot:

https://www.land.com/

Regards,
EPL

 

[pmbug]

Generally, you figure out where you might like to own some land and then start digging into what the local real estate scene, taxes, regulations, building codes, etc. entail.

There are several threads around here on the topic of off grid living:

off grid

www.pmbug.com

You might get some ideas from them.

 

[searcher]

No looking for land myself but do look around this site once in a while.

Ranches for Sale | Texas Real Estate

Click here to read and learn more about Texas ranches for sale through King Land and Water!

kinglandwater.com

 

[Chigg]

Back when I was on a bunch of hardcore survivalist, prepper sites, Jackson County Florida was said to be the best place to live. Mild temps, long growing season, no state taxes, low population density and adequate fresh water. Real estate prices were low and was situated too south for tornadoes, far enough away from the coast for hurricanes.
They did get hurricane damage a few years back, can't remember the hurricanes name, but looking on Zillow there are still homes for sell that were damaged.