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Land Rush Continues To Show Promise

written by david on May 9, 2012

Oregon Sunset Real estate purchases continue to be sound investments as the “Land Rush” goes global, especially among parcels of farm land, tracts with timber, and other renewable resources. John Mauldin, a well-known global investment adviser with Millennium Wave Advisers in Arlington, Texas, recently told The Globe and Mail that he has long advocated for [...]

Positive Growth For Colorado Land Investors

written by david on May 2, 2012

Everyone seeking to invest in land contemplates the future value of their potential real estate purchase. According to recent reports, most market sectors are seeing substantial gains in Colorado. This growth is spurring investors to rebalance their portfolios toward hard assests, like land investing, and away from equity markets. Recent metrics released by United [...]

The Story of The Golden Egg

written by david on April 12, 2012

It took less than two minutes for the Golden Egg to be found on Easter Sunday! Jason Ault, from Portland, Oregon, was the lucky winner of a property in Kingston, Nevada. As he found the Golden Egg, he tells us he began to shake from excitement as he was trying to enter his information in [...]

Living in the Florida Heartland

written by david on April 5, 2012

Bordering Lake Okeechobee, Hendry County is situated in heart of South Florida with affordable natural beauty. It is only hours away from the state’s largest attractions, like the Disney Resorts and Sea World. The county has doubled in size since 1980 due to steady median home prices, positive job growth, and low cost-of-living. LaBelle serves [...]

Live The Colorado Dream!

written by david on March 26, 2012

With over 300 days of sunshine, this former “boom” region is a natural paradise that enjoys all four seasons! Located along the southwestern border of the state, Archuleta County, Colorado continues to experience a rapid growth in population and resources. The town of Pagosa Springs serves as the county seat while other towns and communities [...]

Hunting, Fishing & Golf: The Heart of Arizona’s Sun Corridor

written by david on March 21, 2012

In south-central Arizona, Pinal County is situated between Phoenix to the north and Tucson to the south as development from both cities encroaches upon the area. According to the 2010 U.S Census, the county grew 109.1% in the previous decade and is continuing to boom. The region is a recreational dream with upwards of thirty [...]

Kenai Peninsula: Alaska’s Playground

written by david on March 1, 2012

Jutting forth from the southern coast of Alaska, the Kenai Peninsula offers a diverse landscape of mountains, lakes and coastal areas along with a full-scale growing season, which is missing in much of the state. The Cook Inlet is to the west, the Kachemack Bay to the south and the Gulf of Alaska to [...]

Test Your Alaskan Knowledge!

written by david on February 29, 2012

How Well Do You Know Alaska? The United States purchased Alaska from what country? Canada Russia Germany Austria What year did Alaska become a U.S. State? 1966 1950 1959 1912 True or False: Sarah Palin was born in Alaska. True False N/A N/A What is the capital of Alaska? Juneau Anchorage Sitka Fairbanks Which [...]

Confessions of an Ex-Floridian

written by david on February 28, 2012

Sunny Florida days, I remember them well. Yours truly was a resident of the sunshine state not too long ago. In fact, this picture was taken by my father when he came down to visit me. Florida is an amazing place because of its eclectic culture. Home to cities like Orlando and Miami, in Florida [...]