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Are you ready to live 'nowhere'?.
66± acre wooded land with a cabin --- the cabin is rough, but almost anything can be fixed up, right? This property for sale has decent Timber, an old cabin that has power, municipal water, pond, 3 areas that are flat and open to build rental cabins - or a cabin for you and the fam - or just to camp on. This is all nestled within the Daniel Boone National Forest all around you (708,000 acres for protection). Land for sale in Kentucky comes around often -- but not land this cheap. Lots of forums on Bigger Pockets.
It is close to The Redbird Crest Trail - it is developed for off-highway vehicle riders, hikers, horseback riders and mountain bikers to enjoy year round.
The trail has three developed trailheads with vehicle parking. Signs at each trailhead indicate the type of use permitted along each section of trail.
Redbird Crest OHV Trail Guide
Trails within the system:
Redbird Crest Trail #801, Sections 1-22 (69 miles)
Gilbert Creek/ Elisha Creek Loop #802, Sections 5A and 7A(14 miles)
Left Fork of Elisha Creek #803, Section 6A (7 miles)
Daniel Boone Trail Connector #804, Section 6B (5 miles) Video brought to you by Brad Simmons.
If you want to harvest timber, this property has some marketable Timber now - much bigger trees in 5-10 yrs. That's just money in the bank.
Living in the confines of a United States National Park is a dream for many nature enthusiasts - and this is about as close as you can get. Wildlife is plentiful here - we always see deer and lite up turkey and quail when we visit.
This secluded property has GREAT internet service, municipal water - and is a dream for hikers and nature lovers alike --- and on the doorstep of the Daniel Boone National Park and the Redbird Crest OHV Trail.
Where on earth is this place? In the Kentucky Mountains - triangulated between Essie and Stinnett, KY
Property Features:
- 66± acres, woods, pond, cabin and 3 flat spots to build more cabins
- Approximately:
55 minutes to London, KY
1.5 hr to Lexington, KY
1.5 hrs to Cincinnati, OH
1.5 hrs to Knoxville, TN
- road frontage on County road
- Unlimited potential for camping, cabins or rental cabins
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[@BradSimmons]

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[@ginag5902]

My husband and I love watching your videos Brad. I must say this video kinda scared us plus we could not make out what the guy was saying. Hope all is well !!! Gina Giommetti from Long Island NY

[@mariecameau4615]

If I have money I will buy it and u will give me second hand tractor,I got 3 chain saws, electric,gas ⛽ and cordless

[@YouTubeRanch]

You leave no direct link to the property or list its price? can't find it on your web site as well. oh well.......

[@BradSimmons]

@@KZbinRanch Hi Mark Hayos, here you go! bluegrassteam.com/why-you-need-land-in-your-real-estate-portfolio/

[@gerryrogue7710]

Boy i want to check this property out i went to hatfield mccoy trails and loved the place and the people

[@leondonald]

I am 53 and retired at 50. 1 thing I did do to retire early was to get out of the 401K and IRA programs. Bought rental real-estate and I am now a Limited Partner in about 1500+ units from collabrative efforts in the fund my estate planner has me invested in. I do not work.

[@Martina-Alan]

I only contribute 5% to get full company match, that’s it. The 401K plan is designed for you to work until you are about dead. Also, the government does not have their hands on it yet either.

[@DallisonScramosin]

My wife and I live off of our 401K. We don't work. I recommend highly to everyone to build your 401K or Roth IRA's as an alternate revenue stream in retirement to your Social Security. An observation on 401K's is when it gets over 300K it starts to accelerate. When you get over 500K it can really accelerate as the stock market grows.

[@EllenAbrex]

If I may ask, as in withdrew all of the money from the 401K and IRA programs? If so, what was your strategy behind that decision? Thank you.

[@DallisonScramosin]

Vivian Jean Wilhelm is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.

[@EllenAbrex]

Thanks, I just googled her and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. I just scheduled a call.

[@ChristopherAbelman]

Mortgage rates are currently at an all time high since 2000(23 years) and based on statistics on inflation, we might see that number skyrocket further, a 30-year fixed rate was only 5% this time last year, so do I just keep waiting for a housing crash before buying or redirect my focus to the equity market

[@JosephineKenney]

The stock market is no different, to maintain profit you need to have some in-depth knowledge on the market. I mostly just buy and hold stocks, but my portfolio has been mostly in the red for quite awhile now. Unfortunately to be able to make good gains, you’ll need to be consistent and restructure your portfolio frequently.

[@PennyBergeron-os4ch]

In my opinion, it was much easier investing back in the 80s but it’s a lot trickier now, those making consistent profit in these times are professionals reason I’ve been using an advisor for the past 5 years to consistently build my portfolio in preparations for retirement.

[@HildaBennet]

My partner’s been considering going the same route, could you share more info please on the advisor that guides you

[@PennyBergeron-os4ch]

Sharon Lee Peoples and do your own research. She has portfolio management down to a science

[@HildaBennet]

Thank you for this tip. It was easy to find your coach. Did my due diligence on her before scheduling a phone call with her. She seems proficient considering her resume.

[@newdogatplay]

The people liveing in the house are as happy an humble as they get,

[@arete6285]

I really like how respectful you are in their home.

[@BradSimmons]

Hi Cheryl Goebel, this is the way they live - it is not for me to judge or tell them they should live like anyone else. and thank you. ❤

[@1GiPhoner]

I love people from the south

[@user-lj5ri3gp5o]

Hear, hear! Absolutely.

[@lilly3068]

I agree!!! Maybe he was gilding the lily a bit but after watching the video with Brad and his son ( the waterfall & the dignity leaking pink crocs 😂🤣) it's obvious he is a good man who loves his son and raised him right. Being respectful and non judgmental looks good on everyone!!

[@d.m.murray7710]

@@BradSimmons - THANK YOU Brad for the tour. I watched longingly- grew up in similar topography, territory- foothills of Ozark Mtns. N. Arkansas. Farm river bottom for crops, etc Last Decades (followed my Dad, He: to Industrial Midwest after WWII). i stayed - only have S.S. after years of work. Otherwise: I’d be in rural Ark, Tenn, Ky! GR8 trail ride btw! 👍🏼 Will sub...

[@danelionheart5881]

Now I love this land and that Cabin and you know how I am I have left a lot of comments. I would fix the cabin up and let that lady stay there till she wanted to leave or it was her time with out charging her one penny more. I would build a log cabin up on the top . That lady lived there 52 years no one should ever buy that land and kick her out or charge her a penny more .

[@danelionheart5881]

@Rich Brock So what you are saying is the house means nothing to you and that old lady that gave 52 years of her life to living in this home content means nothing to you as well . You would be ok with bulldozing that house because you don't care about a old lady that lived in it got 52 years?

[@bigwink7]

@Dane Lionheart my sentiments exactly. Additionally, I would spring for some totes and hampers to help keep her clothes off the floor.

[@danelionheart5881]

@@bigwink7 This lady spent 52 years of her life in there and by God if I had that I would fix it up some or rip it down build her something better and charge her the same 100 a month .I would for sure get her a better heating system and new stove fridge and windows.

[@mikeb2777]

@Rich Brock I knew there were people like you I just never "met" one.

[@arieksk]

@Rich Brock you are a heartless man...I am sorry for your hard upbringing.

[@vividhaiku]

He reaches the cabin at 24:00. The rest is just him driving. You're welcome

[@raymondnoya5653]

They took the long way. lol

[@therrienmichael08]

27:30 precisely

[@bearsden3505]

Interisting property. However the "cabin" is not worth anything. Whoever buys it would be best to take the 2 acres that it sits on and give it to the 2 women that live there, then build a new cabin somewhere else on the property.

[@neotheftm]

So then the cabin IS worth a lot! Because I'd be investing AND making someone's life easier. :) I love that idea!

[@UnKnown-zy1km]

The lady did say she lived there 52 years if I heard write Im with you I would just let then continue to live there and build something for myself because I would not live in that small cabin that cabin is not for me but I like the property...

[@gwendolynalbert1984]

Or burn down the cabin with all junk and build a new cabin.

[@thoughtsfromathenasreality]

How heartless! Why displace the women who need a house!

[@AutoHoax]

I'm in agreement I couldn't set someone out of their 100 a month home they've been in for 50 years. I think Id rather let her stay till she dies and not even charge her rent but the deal would be she needs to save that 100 bucks because the day she passes if she has someone related they'd have a month to move that stuff out and then I'd tear it down to the studs and rebuild it. Might as well have some good will in the new neighborhood and someone to help keep an eye out on the place. Maybe a tax write offor just a good way to sow some seeds. That being said the Path to Hell can be paved with good intentions. Some people will despise or come off as entitled amd the more you help them the worse they are..

[@ladyvalhalla7154]

I hope the tenants of the cabin will be able to stay on after property is sold. Imagine how worried they must be after 50 years. If I had bought that land I would let them stay on for free.

[@paulettebarrow9791]

@LADY,NICE GESTURE BUT THEY CAN PAY THE PROPERTY TAX

[@KM-wf9yx]

They did such a BANG UP (literally) job with that house, but have new vehicles? No, sorry both they and that house have got to go, the house has major foundation issues! They would sue the owner if they got hurt in a split second and did nothing to help their own living space with only paying $100 a month? Probably never told the landlord that everything was crumbling around them?

[@ondreacounts2556]

Many times when selling a property that has a rental on it, the seller can have a clause put into the sale of the property that the current tenant must be allowed to remain there. Of course w/that there can be other specific rules, requests etc.

[@AngelaSims-it4hp]

@@paulettebarrow9791 That was a very sweet gesture, God bless!

[@paulettebarrow9791]

@@AngelaSims-it4hp YW

[@skyloftsalon]

This has to be one of the most unique real estate channels I've come across. I appreciate you taking the time to show as much of a property as you can access. And it's interesting to see how some people live in Kentucky :)

[@BradSimmons]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@erikvaldur3334]

Best comment thread ever. So many people have respect for the tenant here. I love it.

[@mpalmer7800]

Yes I truly believe that they are amazing ppl

[@justufitness]

That's a lot of land for the price with a lot of possibilities. There are more people living like that than we realize. Just trying to survive and not be bothered. I wish them well.

[@KM-wf9yx]

You mean living in filth when there is no need to live like that, poor or not!

[@justufitness]

@@KM-wf9yx I think you have to realize they're definitely not mentally capable of rational thinking.

[@rdsjr64]

I spent a large portion of my childhood in a home much like this,on Crooked Creek Rd (Livingston).in Rockcastle county Ky. with my momma's parents. We had an outhouse, only electric was heavy extension cords and a washtub to bath,,,,,,,,,,ironically some of my best memories

[@BradSimmons]

Hi David Scott, GREAT comment, thank you for that. We got awful spoiled, awful quick, didn't we? Me included - I want heated leather seats in my car and all --- and then I pass an Amish buggy - in January... Go VIP here: to know of new properties - BEFORE they hit the market - BluegrassTeam.com/homefinder

[@kylerutherford7227]

we lived on Copper Creek, outside of Crab Orchard, hi neighbor

[@richardkelly2047]

My mom moved us from Miami Fl to the Ozarks in Arkansas. Now for a city boy this was a real lesson in living. Only spent one year there but is some of my best childhood memories. No toilet or electricity but sold gold neighbors

[@BradSimmons]

@@richardkelly2047 there you go! Great testimonial - and I agree, Solid Gold neighbors. thanks for this input Richard.

[@rdsjr64]

@@kylerutherford7227 Howdy

[@robertwalley6692]

I grew up on 40 acres with 20 under plow, 5 to 10 as pasture land, and the rest home place. Living like that was a blast as a kid, the fun we had, my brother and I, playing in the woods. I miss that way of life, how anyone would rather have the city I do not understand.

[@johnjohnson-sm3yf]

There isn’t a better way of life than what you just explained. I to remember ripping and running the hills and hollers . Those were best times in life.

[@josephtobin3347]

@@johnjohnson-sm3yf. Mine, too.

[@Mardasee]

I live on the border of Metro Boston. I also have land in the state of Maine. A 14 acre lot and a 41 acre lot on the same road. In Maine I love the peace and quiet. In the suburbs of Massachusetts where I live I like the activity and all the conveniences like for example stores. If I had a choice of only one I wouldn't know which one to choose. For the dog's sake well they need freedom rather than a leash and being cooped inside a home and so yeah I'll live in Maine.

[@fillipper]

Same here Grew up on 80 acre farm. Best kind of childhood to have. I raised 3 baby racoons a baby deer also, the open land hikes in the woods. It was hard work but wouldn't trade it for anything. . Had horses cows chickens ducks and we mostly grew our own food. AH our youth.

[@johnparrish9215]

Back in the 70's I spent two years living in a Yurt so the cabin is not to bad in my eyes, you can do a lot with it. I'd never kick the old Lady out, she has been there to long and I like people to talk to.

[@clayguinard3651]

I got a little slow for me I didn't see the whole video so is that woman still living there and how did she get in and out of that place the long way on that four-wheeler

[@kathleenrojas4427]

They must be scared to be put out..awful feeling..ide never make them move

[@erikvaldur3334]

I thought the exact same thing. The 100 bucks could cover the cost of propane in a new cabin up the hill.

[@UnKnown-zy1km]

I believe she said she lived there 52 years I would just let them continue to live their there is enough property to build somewhere elese I would not live in cabin I do see it being worth fixing and dont think people are really want to rent a place like that so let them stay in the home. If they ever leave that tear it down

[@charlesgilbert7432]

It's amazing how many people have no clue about how a large number of Americans live. Having grown up in rural Louisiana and traveling much of the deep South, as well as other parts of the country, I have seen people living in these conditions or much worse. Most middle class Americans have never ventured out of their nice suburb or city life, all the while working for a daily living on a job that might disappear any day. Unfortunately, with the potential of economic collapse and other likely disasters more Americans maybe forced to live in this manner. God bless them... hope they are happy and healthy.

[@1inkdaddy]

That is about the most bigoted thing I've ever heard these people live in one of the most beautiful places there is if I lived in that cabin I would only sleep init I would spend my days outside

[@highbrass3749]

I understand what you’re saying here but after living in a suburb of Los Angeles most of my life this way of living actually seems very nice.

[@topchief777]

No one should live in these conditions. It's sad. I would buy it & fix it for them if I had the money.

[@sodone4078]

I was getting ready to say the exact same thing. People wanna play the "poor me' game when they live in apartments and homes with bathrooms, running water, heat and a/c and pretend that people don't live like this.. I know all about it cause I grew up poor in a rural area, so I get very upset when I hear people flapping their mouth about something they know nothing about. Even tho that was years ago when I was living like that I still know people who live like this today so we can all stop with the some people got it better than other bs cause poor is poor...period!

[@dougd936]

Some peopkes poor house is others mansions. I d rather have the poor life n be happy then have a California mansion

[@MeetJoeBlack55]

Wow ... that's a different life. I've lived in a truck for 40 years and thought that was 'different', but those people are definitely out there on their own. Different strokes for different folks rings true all across this country. I just live in peace and hope for the same for everybody. Safe travels Mr. Brad.

[@elinorb100]

Classy way to visit the home. Respect is an art.

[@lilly3068]

Classy comment!! Beautifully said!! 💛✨

[@johnn.263]

Kentucky still has the true American spirit of the frontier in the land and the people of Kentucky. God’s country. Thanks for showing the eastern Kentucky area. Daniel Boone would be proud.

[@kailee5694]

She talked about replacing the wood stove. To me, it doesn’t seem those women anticipate moving when the property is sold.

[@freedomflower1543]

If I were to buy it I'd let the little lady that has been there 52 yrs live there, and "adopt" her.🧓

[@gailmccarthy9723]

Agree, yes I would as well

[@forsakenapostle5534]

Im a buyer and them folks ain't going nowheres

[@connieacree4006]

Wow! I'm originally from West Virginia, now living in Nebraska. Reminds me a lot of West Virginia. Beautiful land. If I owned it, I, too would just let them live there for free. I would build a cabin elsewhere. Thank you for taking us on this journey. God bless. 😊❤❤

[@BradSimmons]

Well, if I owned the land, I'd probably turn it into a theme park and charge admission! Just kidding, I think it's wonderful that you would let people live there for free and build your own cabin elsewhere. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!

[@sweetteame6814]

Their home is beautiful, I hope the new owners let them stay. Looks like they need a handy man. Country living at its best. Beautiful memories made in that cabin. I bet it’s beautiful during the winter.

[@MishaDaBear]

One recomendation! Go to your local locksmith and get a dumb key (unchipped blank, cut to match your key), it won't start your car but it will open the door! As I am a landscaper, storing my M18 tools and batteries in the truck secured to prevent unwanted reallocation of my gear, I lock my keys often. That dumbo key saves me!

[@jaguarsky55]

My husband and I were camping on some family property near Grayson about twenty years ago. I loved to wander the area; with a big stick in case of those snakes. I was hiking back to camp one evening and knew I heard an elk. I mean I grew up watching Wild Kingdom. I got back and excitedly told my husband and he all but said I was trippin'. A fella that lived up the road had driven in a about a week later to see if we needed anything (good folks up there), and I mentioned the elk and he confirmed my experience. I didn't say "I told ya so." Lovely property for sure, and I don't see anything particularly wrong with the cabin that some elbow grease and a trip to the Home Depot couldn't fix. I have very simple tastes.

[@vijayaarias5203]

Dear L'rd thank you for putting an affordable roof over these women's heads. I pray that whoever buys the land just lets them be and doesn't displace them, there isn't a place in this country they could live with dignity for $100 a month as they are safe warm happy and free now. G'd bless the folks who let them subsist there so far.

[@KM-wf9yx]

Do you live like that? Do you own a home or property? They are paying $100 a month rent when the smallest house to rent in 2021 rents for $1,000 a month or more? I feel sorry for the owners, these filthy, dirty people have literally destroyed the house! Those people could have set themselves up sweet for that low rent and lived large, but would rather live like filth, no way! Take the trash out! That old lady will get on Housing and be fine and the young one can rent a room somewhere as long as she doesn't destroy it like that huge filthy mess she got going there, she will be alright too...

[@unclegrandpah8400]

If I had the money to buy that land while building my place I would build those ladies a nice warm & cozy home & also furnish it then I'd bulldoze the old one & their rent would remain the same... I sure hope that whoever buys the property will let them stay....

[@Acadian.FrenchFry]

LOL you have it alert you to cops ahead!! Hahaha! I need land like this! That's one thing I love about your area is all that available land. Personally if I bought that land I would let that lady live out her days, and try and make repairs on the cabin to improve it. We'd be putting a modular on it and then maybe eventually build something. I love when you show these properties!!

[@stalnaker576]

Hope no one runs those folks off. They're just trying to survive.

[@debradupra6554]

Watch out for the copperheads and rattlesnakes.Kentucky is noted for them.I live in Kentucky and it’s a beautiful place to live .The people are so nice.If anyone wanted to live off grid this is the place for them.Very beautiful.

[@Jemalacane0]

I like that the plant growth is "messier" and less manicured than many other properties you have shown.

[@stevenwomack7484]

The Red Bird area was owned by the FORD Motor company many years ago to grow timber be for the old wood spoked tires long ago. Got to visit there long ago for a Church group that did volunteer work in that area. Very remote place but extremely beautiful!

[@Myraisins1]

This was fun. Felt like I was right in there riding along. Thanks!

[@markdavid110]

Yeah! I had to duck a couple times. Thought I was going to get smacked by a branch.

[@josephflowers3003]

If i bought it the tenant would be staying

[@remzz4238]

The road that passes the church is so pretty.. All those houses on the hills the entire street after the post office is so beautiful.. ♥♥♥♥

[@cici-mama]

Really enjoyed watching this, beginning to end. I’m a southern girl but my heart remains in the PNW. I love wide open spaces with long range mountain views.

[@MariaGonzalez-tx7ck]

I Am from Texas and no way I wouldn’t live there , still is beautiful

[@tinazamora6409]

I could smell the woods in your video !!! I live in the desert of So. New Mexico 🇺🇸... I would snatch this up in the blink of an eye !!!! Absolutely Beautiful !!!

[@coolmoodee]

Bless their hearts living in that cabin . Makes my heart hurt . I love the land and I could clear those trails out real good and make a few nice spots throughout the land . I like the set up.

[@phyllisbowling3551]

Born and raised below London Kentucky. I live in Tennessee now but it sure reminded me of the way I grew up.

[@andrewmarshall9511]

You are a very naturally funny man, Ive noticed many things you say 'off the cuff' are hilarious. Natural spontaneous talking is always the best form of humor..

[@AndyRyan-qt5ks]

This realtor really knows his stuff when it comes to woodland in this area. The timber has been picked over fairly heavy through the last 40 or so yrs. but is regenerating well. Just like he said....just leave it alone for now. He failed to mention that if you do in 20 to 30 years it will truly look like paradise. It's worth just letting the lady live in that house so you have a lookout !!! Lol

[@SheenaRea]

Beautiful place! I guess my Mercury Milan could make it up that hill (?) LOL Best wishes to the dear lady who has lived in that cabin for 52 years. I hope the new owner will allow her to stay on.

[@johnparrish9215]

Down here in central Florida that would be about 1.5 Million dollars worth of property. So 100 grand is pretty cheap by our standards.

[@belleange590]

Yes it would be. I live in Northern Florida.

[@johnparrish9215]

@@belleange590 I almost bought a place in Monroe county, nice area.

[@tomlewis632]

I live here in Apopka Florida, north of Orlando. I can’t believe how many people want to move here! How do they know to come here? Apopka is a nothing small town, I don’t get it! I mean crazy flooding in, they can’t build new subdivisions fast enough. There is nothing here! I want out of here! As soon as I can I am getting out!

[@johnparrish9215]

@@tomlewis632 I know, I get it, it's nothing but Wet and Hot. I was born in Eustis Fl. so I know. I haven't been able to mow my yard in 3 weeks because the ground is to soft from to much rain. You would think that any Yankee with half a brain would have stopped in South Carolina, but NO they ran all the way down here and moved into that cancer called The Villages. The damn thing covers 3 counties now and is still growing. Insane!!!!!!

[@BradSimmons]

Hi John Parrish, here you go! bluegrassteam.com/why-you-need-land-in-your-real-estate-portfolio/

[@brandyramos9372]

BUY it and let the tenant KNOW THERE safe to stay

[@mixflip]

I would love to own a few acres of wooded land. Not many options out west in my budget

[@katherineknapp8838]

I have a 3 acre (4 bdrm, 2 1/2 bath, inground pool), in SO Oregon......still can’t sell for enough to pay mortgage and buy another !

[@theronredfearn1234]

@@katherineknapp8838 Could you please give some more info on that ?

[@katherineknapp8838]

@@theronredfearn1234, my husband and I live in Medford Oregon. I am 73 yrs old and can not do the work needed to keep this place up, much less keep the house clean, lol. I use to do all the weed eating, keeping the weeds down and the front and back lawns. Cut blackberry bushes back etc... I have arthritis throughout the ole body, need a left hip replacement, gall bladder removal, something wrong with innards. Yuck! Waiting for COVID to slow down. Anyway, I need to down size. I’d like close to $600K but because of a few things that need work and I understand $ is not easy to come by....I will consider to drop the price. A fellow involved in real estate who knows my predicament says he can get me what I need ($582K, price he gave me) but I’m in no hurry to go through this house and pack up 20 yrs of living. So...there it is in a nut shell. So if you hear of anyone who is looking....point them in my direction. Any other questions PM me. Thanks.

[@pastorjohnculbertson661]

It's gotten pathetically ridiculous in Texas! $20,000.00 a half acre! Just stupid!

[@charlottewest7280]

@@pastorjohnculbertson661 I guess it depends on the area in texas. I bought land for a little over $3000. Almost 1 acre!

[@notbyinit3756]

“Gotta watch out for the pO pO” that was dang funny 🤣🤣🤣

[@sharoncobb8585]

Wow!!! Now That is what u call a back in the woods ride ..So cool very adventurous seems like great property for living off grid and have a few tiny homes built on it..

[@lisalee2885]

I don't plan on moving to Kentucky...But love to watch and see what you got....your fun 😃😃 Happy Holidays 🌲🎅🌲🎅🌲

[@patriciavyce1993]

🕊...”Log cabin is my dream homestead.”👍🏻Hope you’ll show some.👍🏻Thanks for sharing.👍🏻

[@idessaoutlaw]

Does it come with all the mineral rights along with a current title opinion, warranty deed, & a new survey ? 😎🤳

[@dwofeg]

Nice property, and $100k for 66 acres is a good price. It's a little too rural for me personally. I imagine myself getting lost on my own property, never to be found again.(Alive, anyway) LOL! The owner and tenant seem like nice people, I am impressed with that Polaris and the owner's driving skills. 😀

[@BradSimmons]

Hi Deborah Worthington, yeah, he was great! great driver (I think he's done this before) :-D Go VIP here: to know of new properties - BEFORE they hit the market - BluegrassTeam.com/homefinder

[@vernareed5534]

Thing about playing with realestate if it was me-I would want it all i see!!! I love working with real estate& there is so much beautiful land,places!!

[@zadokmotorfreight2423]

Cabin's not too bad, just well worn! Anyone should be able to live the way they want.

[@righttobeararmsetc.8492]

People when you buy land like this it's always best to survey the land off fresh so you learn your edges of your property

[@richlord1044]

Remodel the house by the road, rent it, and put a cabin up on the hill and enjoy your property! Looks like a great peace of property.

[@Speeglelookingglass]

Beautiful property, trees, flowers, and pond. Weather might be too cold in the winter. You did a great video of the zipping through the forest. You're very likable.

[@karenmarketto3357]

I love this property! We are looking to possibly move to KY in a year or so. I would build another cabin to live in and leave those two ladies to there home! I want somewhere with property away from everyone and some kind of water! Brad been watching you close to a year now and you have put the KY mountain bug in me! My youngest daughter is looking a moving to the Frankfort area in about a year.

[@alexanderweaver4838]

Hi Brad! I enjoyed this video. Quite an adventure just driving to and on the property. Beautiful property and water source is a definite plus. That piece of land where the cabin is located is amazing. With some elbow grease and a little investment the cabin would be awesome. I love old homes; the one I live in was built in 1952 and it is surrounded by more modern homes. It's the only house in this suburb where the front door doesn't face the street. The original owner used to own many acres surrounding this house; he now lives in a mansion. If I bought the property I wouldn't have the heart to have the ladies move. They could stay in the cabin rent-free and I would probably pay their water and electric bills as well. I was once married to a beautiful lady when we were both active duty military and she's retired up near Flatwoods, Billy Ray Cyrus' old neighborhood. Anyway, my present wife and I are both retired and in our 70's and I'm looking for a piece of land to "hide out" on :) A friend of mine owns a mountain in North Carolina 50 miles from his home and I envy the fact he has a place to go to and get away from all the current madness going on. I'm glad I'm not the only one who's locked himself out of his car...twice for me! I had a lock box welded to the undercarriage of my Jeep since the last stupid episode.

[@teresafarley3838]

That dog is a great watch dog! He watches you go in and watches you leave! 🤣🤣

[@sandman1467]

I stumbled across your video with your son Hunter on the 128+ acre property when looking up properties in KY & WV trying to decide where to move! I loved the bantering, and the way you like to have fun! So I've been watching and enjoying a number of your videos and are making me lean much more towards KY where my dad was born (I did send in my contact info to you also)!

[@gladysrivera9622]

This place is in the middle of no where but I love it

[@jamesmartin1101]

Beautiful Land, the pond was a bonus. If I were to buy that property I would fix the cabin and keep the tenants at the same rental agreement. Just good ole Country folk. Love this

[@fatherthomas1575]

FYI Burned sofas, beds pallet piles are the new way to hide survival bunker entrances always worth a look

[@1satisfiedmind]

I was looking at a beautiful piece of property on the TN side of the NC/TN state line. It was perfect. Meticulously maintained, inside and and out. It looked like a painting. I was like, "The owners really took care of this place" "They really have", came the reply, "The best long term tenants ever, been here 30 years..." Nope.

[@jarretmoore3858]

Love the landscape i would trade you my house in Michigan for half the land

[@susantillander2080]

I was looking for property in Missouri- I have no idea why this video popped up - but if I were looking in Kentucky, I would want this guy for a realtor.

[@yvettecintron3988]

Very woodsy, a river, caves, lots of rocks and boulder

[@Julia-Julia]

“Thank you for letting us in the home, it’s beautiful!” 😂 ....!

[@BradSimmons]

Hi Julia Stepanova, what are you going to say? its their home... thanks for the comment. Join me - I got another two doozies coming up.

[@hephzibahbradshaw9509]

From Jamaica to Kentucky. Thanks for my trip in the forest. The scenery was gooď, but scary at times driveway too narrow. I hope seller and buyer got what they wanted. Your tour guide skills were greatly appreciated. Thanks ABBA YAD HAI WAW HAI FOR YOUR LOVINGKINDNESSES.

[@OrganistRichardBunbury]

The sound that elk make are made with their vocal folds. The change in pitches are caused by the tightening of the vocal folds which creates different pitches of the harmonic spectrum.

[@thomastolbert6184]

Richard,that made me homesick for Alaska! Had not heard that sound since fifty one when I heard it every day. Still remember the joyous sounds of the wolf pack that was around my part of Indian Mountain!

[@scottturold1206]

Not too shabby. Sure would like to find something simular but flowing year round water with fish is a must

[@hotrod639]

Loved it! Your a good man, to be respectful to the current tenets! Shows class! Not everyone is lucky in life! I'm looking for a similar property! maybe 2-15 acres wooded, green, maybe a pond and barn would be a bonus! No hoa,no restrictions,RV friendly, Low cost / owner finance or cash deal! I Wached many of your videos! I do like this type of woods! Has that old American feel! Thank you

[@m80wulf]

26:16 nice thing about going down is your guarantied to get there one way or another lol

[@1TexasSon]

Little to much steep hills and not enough usable flat property on this listing

[@davidpotter9462]

I bought a little clip at the farm and ranch, I think they're for attaching like a dog leash but I put it on my keys and keep it on your belt loop and you can feel if they're there..I haven't lost my keys since I got it..It cost $1.10...about every five years I get a new shiny one

[@evankrhodes]

That's a huge property. Here in Hawaii you'd be hard pressed to find anything like that. And at that price, impossible in Hawaii.

[@barbaraboeckman1510]

I like the fact that you were so respectful to those folks, but if I was in the market for large real estate, I would definitely tear down that cabin; it’s in very bad shape! I’d build a new one and several more for camping 😉 Love your videos!

[@rodolfoplasencia4953]

Love your video! Thank you! Min. 32 About how to access your car after your keys were left in, my father gave me a lesson. "Make a copy of all your keys, and carry them all with you." You'll be surprised how handy they will be. I carry mine in a separate wallet.

[@mpalmer7800]

This family is just awesome 👏 allowing a stranger in their home. I truly just love God’s beautiful humans. Wow they enjoy life living in perfect harmony with nature.♥️♥️♥️

[@smartass6071]

She has been there 52 years so her knowledge of the place and everything around it is worth more then her rent. They know everybody who's anybody for miles around and can be an extra set of eyes and ears to help watch out for the place. I would let them stay and build in another spot.

[@openyoureyes4799]

I think it's wonderful and I love the trees!! Just free space to live in!

[@davidyeoman4500]

If the dog comes with it you could mark it "S O L D" !!!!

[@craigslistrro709]

Great video brad... Leatherman is a good product, but in your particular case, a hide a key would be a better gift :)

[@shannonfbc1]

Lovely property for camping could be used to camp up in the back there for now and great site in the front of course but wouldn't bother moving the 50 year tenant out of her home. I'm going to assume this gem got snatched up quickly wish KZbin showed it to me a year ago

[@johnwood1953]

I have been thinking about moving off the grid. I'm 50 and work at a nursing home. And really like that idea of moving off the grid. That sound like a really good price with I can find that in ny state. Safe travels

[@jennyfox1398]

I signed up. Would love to have land + home in or around Kentucky.

[@shannonfbc1]

And this realtor is the best I love the respect he showed for tenants and their home. Enough that I'd put up with the dad jokes lol 🤣

[@larryboyle590]

I’d love to have property like that but me wifey will never move. Would have fun clearing that road and making new trails through out the property. Would not be living in that house😳

[@jacobm1001]

Eating dinner and got this notification. Perfect dessert ! Thank you for sharing brad !

[@8homa]

Thanks for the road trip. Video quality 👌

[@jamesoncross7494]

There isn't a lot of useable land there. Seems just like a giant driveway. Must be peaceful though. My heart goes out to those people.

[@melvinmoore7230]

Wow! Looks like it is right out of the movie of Deliverance. Definitely secluded but I bet the hunting is amazing on that ground.

[@briandoyle6188]

Good sitting tenants are worth there weight in gold because they look after your property lock, stock..and after 50 years wow I'd definitely have to do a couple of basic upgrades for them,new windows with glass,new stove and storage space ...a few GRT spots to get a cabin down and the cool thing is that lumber from this property should do it...it be GRT if a bore hole could be drilled for that cabin/plot....

[@kathypickup9477]

Comments. 🤔 I don’t know where to start! Fun as always - this is one my personal favs.....the chainsaw is an excellent touch! Well done!

[@MartyGandy]

That's a beautiful location to be at for the summer time.Ride around on the ATV.

[@helgascott4769]

Anytime I need a chuckle this is the video ! Brad you quack me up!

[@williambahler]

Wish this property was still for sale…. This property is exactly what I’m looking for

[@BradSimmons]

It is a hot commodity.

[@williambahler]

If bye chance you come across another property similar too the one in this video, I would be interested in hearing about it.

[@BradSimmons]

@williambahler - Can our Team jump on a 15-minute pre-buyer consult, so we can find out where you're at? This isn't a sales call - it's literally about YOU - why you want to move to Kentucky? How much land do you need? Price point? How soon? This is the best way to get us to send you properties that match what YOU want. kylandsales @ gmail or call or text Jennifer at 859-379-5263 - you will love her - and she will connect you with the top suited Team Member for exactly what you are looking for.

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