Land Sale

LandCentral has one heck of a sale going on right now—with many properties’ original asking prices slashed by as much as 50%. It’s insane. It’s ridiculous. It’s your big chance! You may even be too excited to read this blog as you eagerly search for your perfect slice of land, drooling over the nearly 460 available options. We understand.

With foreclosures occurring all over the country, affordability is at an all time high. Looking to buy a lovely slice of land on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay in Virginia? Land Central has it for less than $4,000, with monthly financing options available. How about 10 acres of gorgeous farmland a stone’s throw from the Craters of the Moon National Monument in Idaho—just $23,000. Maybe California is more your style: $6,000 for a beautiful plot in Mendocino, in the Hills near Clear Lake.

Whatever your style, cheap land is on the rise and easy to scout out. Before you have time to get overwhelmed by all the options out there, decide first what region you’re most interested in. Hot and dry? Mountainous and rainy? Coastal? The Iowan Corn Belt? How much land are you seeking to purchase?

Determine how many acres you’re looking for and how much you’re willing to pay. Take into account location: access to large cities/towns will likely be priced higher, as will coastal plots, due to demand. But don’ get discouraged. Only once you’ve done your homework can you make the best decision for you and yours.

I know I’ve been talking up a lot of different land purchasing opportunities, but what kind of local would I be if I didn’t brag about my own state—Oregon? The LandCentral offices are based here in Portland and boy, are we lucky! With access to the mountains, the coast, hundreds of miles of national forests, and some of the most beautiful trails west of the Grand Canyon, Oregon, in this author’s opinion, rules. So if you’re feeling overwhelmed by all the inexpensive options, narrow your search by making things easier on yourself—check out Oregon, friends. We guarantee you won’t be sorry.