Hey man, let me give you some figures here from a fellow Missourian 100 a square foot to 125 a square-foot to build 3 to 4000 an acre you do the math buy yourself a small home or trailer in the general area you want to be for $100 a square foot and you can travel all over the place and find your land and then build your forever home and whatever you’re gonna do 1,200,000.00 come on man. That’s crazy once you get with the locals you can still buy land for $3000 an acre easily got to get away from these real estate agents man.
Man I have to disagree here, in that I think some of the info you are saying is a few years outdated. If you could find me a builder that would guarantee they could build a complete new home and barn for $160/sq ft I'd give you a commission. We've build several homes, and friends have as well, and it is always the same story, but 10x worse since co v i d. Always goes way over, many surprise new costs and overages and you're choices are to take them to court and cause years more of stress or just pony it up. It is not a good time or situation to be building, at least based on our experiences. And we've scoured many properties, by private listings, and often they want more than realtors do! I hear what you are saying but it just is not that simple, especially when you are looking for a very specific kind of property with specific privacy, size, storage and location. Thanks
I have a weekender place not too far from this on Bull Shoals lake. I know what you mean by the windy roads - my place is exactly 18 miles to Branson as the crow flies but do to the lake and windy roads, it takes me 50 min. to drive it.
I don’t think that driveway is up to Kapper standards. How many triaxle loads of stone will it take to make it passable? Rent out the hangar and build a covered walkway to the shop from the house!
Man now that looks and feels like home. I guess cuz it almost is LOL. What’s Sharon’s plan in all this? Find a Job wherever you guys land or early retirement?
I keep waiting for some properties listed in the thousands instead of the millions. Seems like those million dollar properties are all overvalued and overpriced !!
perhaps but southern half of Missouri and northern half of Arkansas have started to become the "next Tennessee" and people want to get out of liberal hell hole states or states that have become too fashionable, too fast (TX, Fla, TN, Idaho come to mind) . I asked myself 6 yrs ago ' where are all the people going to go from these states that are getting priced out or fed up with the influx?" and the ozarks came out the clear winner - starting to see alot more Texas plates around here now. Bought 3 different undeveloped and rural lots (each 20-25 acre, each with either river or on a lake). Just sold one for $270k, bought at $110k 5 yrs ago, 30 min. to Springfield on a river (very hard to find). Not bragging but my educated guess was right even though i had friends and relatives thought i was crazy. I expect his area to do well as economy and overall situation of this country deteriorates.
This is half the amount of that cost of that property 600000.00 6%=4000.00 plus payment 30yrs. Total paid in 30 years to bank 1,482,779.13 and that’s half of the 1,200,000.00 cost 600,000.00 loan interest on loan 30 yrs $695,029.13 crazy
If you say "it is all mountains and rocks, it is hard to grow anything at all, the soil ain't very good at all...". sorry, that's no farm land. It's really pretty, but that doesn't qualify it as farm land.
Hey man, let me give you some figures here from a fellow Missourian 100 a square foot to 125 a square-foot to build 3 to 4000 an acre you do the math buy yourself a small home or trailer in the general area you want to be for $100 a square foot and you can travel all over the place and find your land and then build your forever home and whatever you’re gonna do 1,200,000.00 come on man. That’s crazy once you get with the locals you can still buy land for $3000 an acre easily got to get away from these real estate agents man.
Man I have to disagree here, in that I think some of the info you are saying is a few years outdated. If you could find me a builder that would guarantee they could build a complete new home and barn for $160/sq ft I'd give you a commission. We've build several homes, and friends have as well, and it is always the same story, but 10x worse since co v i d. Always goes way over, many surprise new costs and overages and you're choices are to take them to court and cause years more of stress or just pony it up. It is not a good time or situation to be building, at least based on our experiences. And we've scoured many properties, by private listings, and often they want more than realtors do! I hear what you are saying but it just is not that simple, especially when you are looking for a very specific kind of property with specific privacy, size, storage and location. Thanks
I have a weekender place not too far from this on Bull Shoals lake. I know what you mean by the windy roads - my place is exactly 18 miles to Branson as the crow flies but do to the lake and windy roads, it takes me 50 min. to drive it.
That's quite possibly my favorite property yet
yep, it was mine too! Working on the next episode now though!
I don’t think that driveway is up to Kapper standards. How many triaxle loads of stone will it take to make it passable?
Rent out the hangar and build a covered walkway to the shop from the house!
i know its fun looking at properties but why fight the KY pull? lol enjoying this series
We are looking in KY too! Just not much available for what we are looking for! We'd do KY in a heartbeat! Thanks
If you think those hills are steep, you need to see my place here in Virginia😊
I believe that! But at some point we don't want 'too steep, to where you can't really use the land
So was the pool pump and salt cell for the pool under that concrete pad? In Florida we had a salt water pool put in right after we moved in.
Man now that looks and feels like home. I guess cuz it almost is LOL. What’s Sharon’s plan in all this? Find a Job wherever you guys land or early retirement?
yep, if we need the money she'll keep looking for something!!
Sharon could tear down whole barns and store the wood in those outbuildings!
I keep waiting for some properties listed in the thousands instead of the millions. Seems like those million dollar properties are all overvalued and overpriced !!
perhaps but southern half of Missouri and northern half of Arkansas have started to become the "next Tennessee" and people want to get out of liberal hell hole states or states that have become too fashionable, too fast (TX, Fla, TN, Idaho come to mind) . I asked myself 6 yrs ago ' where are all the people going to go from these states that are getting priced out or fed up with the influx?" and the ozarks came out the clear winner - starting to see alot more Texas plates around here now. Bought 3 different undeveloped and rural lots (each 20-25 acre, each with either river or on a lake). Just sold one for $270k, bought at $110k 5 yrs ago, 30 min. to Springfield on a river (very hard to find). Not bragging but my educated guess was right even though i had friends and relatives thought i was crazy. I expect his area to do well as economy and overall situation of this country deteriorates.
This is half the amount of that cost of that property
600000.00 6%=4000.00 plus payment 30yrs.
Total paid in 30 years to bank 1,482,779.13 and that’s half of the 1,200,000.00 cost 600,000.00 loan interest on loan 30 yrs $695,029.13 crazy
Just depends on what you want to achieve in life while you are still alive and able to!
If you say "it is all mountains and rocks, it is hard to grow anything at all, the soil ain't very good at all...". sorry, that's no farm land. It's really pretty, but that doesn't qualify it as farm land.
Very few ag land in this part of the state - really the bottom half of Missouri. it's mostly cattle ranches with these 100+ acre lots