Buying Off-Grid Property in Arizona!!

[@blkmoon5596]

Yes that's a wash. I was LMAO when you called it a canyon lol

[@mrssmith7868]

Apache County is very friendly to alternative, off-grid living. This is my dream!!

[@LetGoAnLive]

Super friendly to off-grid living!

[@Step-n-Wolf]

Happen to be comparing Apache to Cochise. Seems Cochise is even more liberal.

[@negrammy3743]

Arizona is so beautiful!

[@Michael85338]

congrats to ur friend on his off grid land purchase in apache junction. I purchased 5 acres up north off the 40.

[@LetGoAnLive]

Thanks, It is a really cool area and think it will be fun to explore around the vicinity.

[@Frank-James]

I am currently looking to purchase in Apache around Concho/Show. I'll be visiting for a month in June to explore. Any advice from those who have recently purchased in the area? I have found a LOT of land fraud in the area through my research, and I will be using a realtor and title company. I am interested in your recent experience purchasing in that area and any obstacles you may have encountered in the process. Thanks.

[@dennisbaker9391]

How's tha working out for you

[@1millionpumpkins542]

Beautiful property! Welcome to the neighborhood

[@LetGoAnLive]

Thanks can't wait to get back up there and start developing the property.

[@davidhamberlin5155]

Looks like you are gonna need some help, I'll get the travel trailer ready to go, let me know when you're ready for me to head that way!! I'll bring the solar generator too! 😉😁👍

[@ajphototrekker]

Loved your video. Looking forward to updates.

[@rongarrett1366]

There are a lot of cheap lots in the Southwest, although maybe not as spacious as this property. A couple of popular KZbin nomads have bought property in Apache County. Bob Wells, king of the KZbin nomads has also bought land in Arizona.

[@LetGoAnLive]

I am thinking live on the property in Apache county at 6200ft. elevation. in the summer and Travel down to Yuma area in the winter😊

[@Step-n-Wolf]

@@LetGoAnLive I am looking at land at that same elevation by Concho. You will still want air conditioning, even at that elevation. I am currently living at 5300'.

[@lorenagoode7821]

Uhh! So beautiful 😍 welcome to Az and enjoy 😉

[@LetGoAnLive]

Thanks!😊

[@CalvinMorris-cf8jk]

nice hunk of land. wishing you and your bro the best.

[@LetGoAnLive]

Looked at 8 different parcels but fell in love with the topography of this one.

[@Airborntravler]

any property still for sale there ?

[@desert-walker]

I live in Tucson I prefer a Cactus myself but I do like juniper trees and that is a nice area. I’ve been in that area many times. Good luck. We’ve been going through couple months of 100° temperatures down here not sure what it’s like up there.

[@streetfightertwo]

Much cooler in St Johns than in Phoenix, its not in the 100's at all.. Northern Arizona brings a lot more rain, wind, clouds and much cooler weather 👍 it's nothing compared to Phoenix or Tucson heat

[@fred-s3j]

We purchased 2.5 acres south of Concho,Arizona October 13th 2023. I should have done this 25yrs ago!!! But we have it now. We are looking for peace and quiet.... We need that so much. We want to be there by May!! God willing. Question?? Is there electrically service near south Concho,az ?? We're about 5 minutes south of Concho. Absolutely Beautiful area. Nice video , thank you for sharing ❤

[@johnlange4646]

I purchased 20 acres a few miles from St. Johns this winter. I haven't visited it yet. Does anyone know a good surveyor there?

[@LetGoAnLive]

I would call one of the local realtors..

[@Captain1717Q]

Did you buy that property? How much it cost and the acreage.?

[@kevin-zt4ix]

If you don't mind me asking How much$$$ was 37 Ac.

[@LetGoAnLive]

Here are the listings at present time for this Ranch Sierra Highlands Ranch 12 properties 36+ acres priced $38,900.00 - $45,900.00. Make yours for only $3,890.00 - $4,590.00 down.

[@staciebamsch2810]

Love this!

[@scsamuels75]

SHR?

[@onthego9825]

Been looking there for years, will be there April 1st 23' on a search and purchase mission. Even if it takes 2 months to find my forever ranch property. Same M/H as yours here🚍.

[@LetGoAnLive]

It's definitely a beautiful area! Lot's of land to be had in this area..

[@Newperson-x4q]

How much did he pay for the land?

[@LetGoAnLive]

Here are the listings at present time for this Ranch Sierra Highlands Ranch 12 properties 36+ acres priced $38,900.00 - $45,900.00. Make yours for only $3,890.00 - $4,590.00 down.

[@Newperson-x4q]

@@LetGoAnLive So cool! I'm about to buy 40 acres from a friend. $12K in the big valley ranches.

[@Step-n-Wolf]

I bought land in Seligman before researching local codes. Selling that property and searching in Apache and Cochise. I didn't see land like that in St.Johns. looks more like Concho.

[@marenshaw2526]

What did you not like about the local codes? We are looking into buying land in Ashfork.

[@Step-n-Wolf]

@@marenshaw2526 I found it helpful to check the zoning codes for every county I have looked at land in or where I have lived. If you want to buy land to build a house, will have a septic system installed, and a well put in plus be hooked up to the grid, you probably won't have a problem other than the bureacracy. If you buy under 10a in most counties, it will be further restricted than larger parcels. Where I am shopping in Apache their "highest" acrreage category is 18a. This primarily applies with what you can do with the land, i.e. Hipcamp or some alternative usage. The counties have restrictions on how long you can camp on your land, some counties 6 mon/year, some like Yavapai, 2 weeks. Yes, you buy land in the boonies and can camp on it more than 2 weeks a year, yes, that is a thing. Next...like in my case, I wanted to put a storage container on to secure my tractor, ATV, etc. in while away. Nope....unless you have 10A you can't have a storage container unless you are building a home. Because my 8a was also in a POA, they had many restrictions. You just need to read all the rules, maybe talk to the neighbors. Almost all communities have a FB page to check.

[@carolmaplesden916]

​@@Step-n-Wolf I am so looking hard for land in Az i can put a cement pad with metal awning so I can live in my RV Have you any information about this please and thank you

[@Step-n-Wolf]

@carolmaplesden916 depending on what you want to build, you might need sewer. With sewer you have many building options

[@steveciarico9824]

Beautiful spot.

[@user713Blvd]

It is very kind of you to help your buddy to build the off grid ranch. Would you mind to share how much your buddy paid for these 37 acres. Thanks.

[@kindnessandseverityofgod9187]

Hope to visit soon and make a purchase

[@stanfordhiga2135]

What’s the name and/or artist song used in the video?

[@LetGoAnLive]

Taste of Home sung by Claire Kelly

[@kevinjoseph517]

roads n music..at what point is land seen?

[@redman840]

Watch the video!

[@johnfowler9253]

Sounds nice but think about it twice?

[@kevinr5187]

Any elk or deer ever go across his property?

[@LetGoAnLive]

Didn't physically see any before leaving but plenty of tracks!

[@AstraLuna-o9i]

Yes, there are Elk, Deer, and Antelope in the area. Grew up in Eagar AZ and the deer and elk usually move down from the mountains into the high desert during the wintertime. There are also a lot of black bears and mountain Lion soon the area.

[@douglaswetherbee7067]

Your going to have to drill 6500 feet for water

[@LetGoAnLive]

Actually only about 200ft. There sits a big aquifer right below the ranch..

[@roberthensley8653]

Off grid in Arizona means don't leave your property alone for to long if you develop it in any way....believe me. O yea watch for snakes...two legged the worst.....seriously.

[@joeyking2765]

Did you have thieves / vandals?

[@roberthensley8653]

@@joeyking2765 That's what 2legged snakes are my friend. Absolutely a real drag, these (people) prey on those less aware...

[@Tracy-q1z]

I know what you mean my tiny house was taken when I was gone for 6 months

[@cindystephens3101]

Are there snakes out there?

[@LetGoAnLive]

Most definitely snakes are around. This property is 15 miles off the main road back on dirt roads. Very remote😊

[@jameslyons1624]

The only snake that there about 45 ft diamondback rattlesnake

[@roberthensley8653]

Tons

[@asheleybroadway]

How do you keep snakes away any tricks ?

[@roberthensley8653]

@@asheleybroadway any water source they will come for, keep rodents at bay, they like shade when its hot, keep bursh where you live down, don't leave places for them to hide, lumber, building material ect. There is snake fencing, kind of expensive though. Keep your dogs close..... Sharp eye...

[@sunroameroverland]

What is that first song?

[@LetGoAnLive]

Taste of Home sung by Claire Kelly

[@Mike-01234]

Wait till you get stung by a bark scorpion. LOL

[@Starfish2145]

No water, middle of nowhere…dirt farm

[@LetGoAnLive]

Actually there is a huge aquifer under this ranch only down about 200ft. There are personal wells all over the ranch and also a public well for water hauls.Can't wait to start developing this off grid property.

[@demri123]

Nah theres a public well in this area

[@bman3483]

So why do you people move to a furnace? I really really don't get it.

[@LetGoAnLive]

It's not a furnace since the property is at 6200ft. Not all of Arizona is hot...

[@bman3483]

@@LetGoAnLive Fair. What causes the water problems in your area?

[@junipercreekranch9791]

There's lots of areas in Northern Arizona that are above 5,000 feet. Nice and comfortable.