Houses Under Fifty Thousand

Where To Find Cheap Land For Sale

Can you still find cheap land for sale in nice places? Yes, and in many areas of the country. In fact, some places that never did have a real estate bubble, and have always been reasonable. Here are some examples, taken from a real estate guide that covered about many states.

Near Butler, Missouri - $70,000 gets you 40 acres of mostly wooded land with a creek running through it. Mature trees, plenty of deer, turkey and other animals. An open meadow on part of the property, and in a very quiet location.

Near Blackwell, Oklahoma - $52,000 for 40 acres with a small spring-fed creek running through it. Deer, pheasant, turkey and other wildlife, plus good farmland.

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Near Pocahontas, Arkansas - $112,900 buys you not only 37 mostly-wooded acres with a stocked catfish pond and good hunting, but also a three-bedroom, two-bath home with new vinyl siding and hardwood floors.

Near Coldwater, Kansas - $650,000 may not sound cheap, but this property has 515 acres with four ponds, a creek, a natural spring, animals galore and an 85-acre wheat field. Trophy bucks taken here, and the owner will offer terms.

Near Fosston, Minnesota - $253,000 for 187 acres with a lake, as well as hunting and farming land. Deer hunting and duck hunting.

Near Concordia, Missouri - $43,500 for 29 acres on a river! Good fishing and hunting. This property is in the Wetlands Reserve Program.

These are by no means the best examples out there of cheap land for sale. They are just a few I found in ONE real estate guide published by UnitedCountry.com in late 2008. Look around and you'll find that almost every state has some nice areas where you can find cheap land.