Top 10 Most Affordable States to Buy Land in 2025

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Get any shirt for 50% OFF here! -> blackrealestatedialogue.com/collections/all Correction: Elwood, Nebraska is about 2.5 hours away from Lincoln, Nebraska and Omaha, Nebraska is about 3 hours away from Elwood, Nebraska. In the research I got it confused with Elmwood, Nebraska which fits the distances I mentioned. The program for free land IS in Elwood though. Sorry for this error and thanks to the viewer who noticed!

[@cattywampusmcdoogle]

Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, West Virginia, Georgia, or Eastern Kentucky, and maybe the Carolina mountains are the place to go off grid

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Thanks so much for sharing!

[@troyb.4101]

I would agree with that! you need moderate temperatures and water/ rainfall. Arizona / south west is too hot, you would need the grid for the A/C units required.

[@cattywampusmcdoogle]

@troyb.4101 no... there are too many off grid people in arizona and New Mexico up in the 5k - 8k elevation, rebuilding the soil, collecting water, digging wells, and living just fine without the AC... you adjust mentally and physically within months, and there are dozens of youtube channels from west texas, arizona, and new mexico that show how they have done it

[@troyb.4101]

@@cattywampusmcdoogle I live in Arizona have been here 60+ years now, own a farm that can pump 1,000 gallons per minute.. Buy land with a source of water. When I was younger 105 degrees never bothered me. Now I think we are seeing nothing but heat records broken every year. 78 degrees today expected, zero rainfall for December in this area. In a drought it's going to make your off grid much harder. Research is the key to finding the right area for you. I love the water resources of this area. Yes there are areas in Aridzona with water.

[@cattywampusmcdoogle]

@troyb.4101 yep... lots of areas in Arizona with water, I personally like the northeast, Holbrook area.... as I search, most people in the are have dug ponds and collected monsoon water along with rain catching systems for collecting.... even digging wells to tap into the Colorado Platue water sources.... it can be done if it's not rushed

[@nubiaallen2405]

Great info...you should addendum for those concerned about the various "isms" one may encounter like in sundown towns.. safety and peace of mind first. Facts.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Fair, I will keep this in mind.

[@skoalmen143]

Three years ago, I purchased 20 acres of land south of Gallup NM. for $15K. BEAUTIFUL LAND. Epic vistas, with Mule deer and Elk. Even had a natural pond on it. Planned to retire there, but sold it when my plans changed. These spots are out there. I recommend using a Real estate agent and ask him or her what is the oldest listing you have? There you will find a motivated seller...

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Thanks so much for sharing this! Very valuable feedback!

[@moonbeam7815]

Very nice voice for broadcasting and for general presentations! Thank you for all the critical insight!

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

That means a lot to me! Thank you for your kindness.

[@tambim1624]

You are my best discovery of 2025 so far!!! Amazing content! 💥🔥🔥🔥

[@missbttrsctch]

Great information and I like how you put it together, with the images - thank you!

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching 😃

[@kim-kimx5547]

I was going to comment the same...great job!

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

@@kim-kimx5547 thank you for your kindness!

[@orangemoonglows2692]

keep in mind that in central/southern az, summer temps are 100+ degrees DAILY. every day. it's like a sauna.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Thanks for sharing! I heard it can be like a furnace out there!

[@72Dexter72Manley72]

I have a 2 properties in Arizona. Yes, in Cochise County which is outside of Tucson summer temps will still reach 100 degrees. But it's not humid and at 5-6pm temps drop fast. In the summers you can sleep with your windows open. In the northern AZ mountains summer temps may hit 90 during the day. But again, 5-6pm temps start to drop and you can sleep with the windows open.

[@orangemoonglows2692]

@@72Dexter72Manley72 i'm aware. that's why i said central and southern az. i live in a high desert, and i've lived in az. people should be aware of it as some won't be able to deal with those daily temps.

[@72Dexter72Manley72]

@@orangemoonglows2692 Yes that's why I agreed with what you said and also posted about being in Northern AZ. 👍🏾

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

@ thanks for sharing!

[@seekenergywithin4177]

Got 60 acres for sale seasonal spring two majestic canyons, wooded, tons of Moss rocks, incredible rock formations, garden spaces. Zoned agricultural, residential & recreational. Super private. South Colorado 🎉

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Sounds great!

[@seekenergywithin4177]

@blackrealestatedialogue Thank you brother 💯 It's actually pending but available till it's sold.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

@@seekenergywithin4177 Wishing you the best!

[@happylifegrace4674]

Congrats champ! Would love to learn more about how I can get into these investments and locate them? let's connect

[@seekenergywithin4177]

@@blackrealestatedialogue Thank you so much brother 💯⚡I appreciate you..

[@bigdaddyhubcaps]

I have sold up to 5 acres of land in Mississippi for less than $5k! It isn't who you know but what you know!

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

That’s amazing!

[@teewoe2972]

So, @bigdaddyhubcaps, you are a realtor in MS, then? I'm planning a land shouting roadtrip to MS with some friends in the spring.

[@aovoonthefarmsouthernillinois]

Nice video.

[@NewStart1o1]

Wow would U happen to know some of sale in Southaven Horn Lake Olive Branch or Hernado

[@TheJada37]

⁠@@NewStart1o1I’m wondering the same thing.

[@myurbangarden7695]

Desert land is an opportunity. Technology advancement in rain catchment, atmospheric generatoor, Smart septic and solar power can create opportunities where you dont need wells or municipal water.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

This is really good to know! Thanks so much for sharing this!

[@72Dexter72Manley72]

I have 2 properties in the Arizona mountains. So i can have privacy and live the way i want to live. Friends can stay at one property, put their rv's or travel trailers on it. The other property is for my family only.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

This is awesome!

[@abdul773]

Unfortunately, none of the land areas mentioned are really prime for families to move to. The land is cheap because there's no jobs, hospitals, schools, gyms, or anything else that makes life enjoyable. We all think we can just move to a rural area where land is 4000 an acre only to find out that we can't farm the land. More importantly we never realized how much work it actually takes to live off grid.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

I get what you mean, thanks for the feedback!

[@abdul773]

@@blackrealestatedialogue My family owns quite a few acres in Alabama ( True Story). Land in the area can be purchased for 1000 an acre. Now that's list price which means cash buyers probably could pick up 10 acres in Alabama for 8500usd. The catch is these areas are heavily wooded. Possibly no roads, no electricity near by, no police station, no fire dept you get the picture I'm sure. Nothing! If you're not hunting you will not be living there simple as that. Land is fertile but realistically how many people can build a life in a dense forest nowadays? 0.01%

[@ellenmurphy2653]

I moved to one of the counties mentioned in AR. I agree that it is away from lots of things. (40 to the closest midsize city), but I enjoy the peace and quiet. There are also lands in the mt ida or Ouachita mountains that are also cheap AND close to State forests. True get aways! Jobs are available but no hospitals.

[@evelynivy9568]

Awesome channel ❤

[@Free2BecomeMe]

Great video….looking into Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado and possibly New Mexico

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Thank you for watching and wishing you the best!

[@MSCHICAGOBBW]

Az is decent but no water out there in them desert got figure out how to get it to the land

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Good point! Thanks for sharing

[@ZippyLikesZippers]

A rain catchment system will supply you with thousands of gallons of water for use throughout the year even out in the desert. Only takes a few decent rains to fill up a huge tank. Filter, UV sanitizer, and reverse osmosis will give you cleaner drinking water than you can get from the city without all the chemicals and hormones still floating around in the water. Of grid is doable in the desert, you just have to be smart about it.

[@abiyah3176]

Check out Geoff Lawton, he started a movement called greening the desert. He used permaculture to create swales to catch and hold water during the rainy season. There’s a couple on KZbin who catch and store all the water they need for the year during monsoon season.

[@cattywampusmcdoogle]

drill a well.... catch rain from the monsoon season, dig a pond, and if all else fails, you can buy it and have it delivered. Use pimps at a creek or river.... there is plenty of water

[@mscollier5035]

The water is depleted in the highly populated areas. Get a well, collecting rain water probably won't work because it barely rains in AZ. Monsoon season is usually dirt and wind. Depending on the area of AZ there may be water near.

[@lindsaypodhajsky1032]

Awesome video!!! Love it ❤

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Thank you so much!

[@Blys6]

I will be looking to research more on the land there a a available in a few places thank you.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

You’re welcome!

[@kierhedgley]

Wow, this information comes just in time. I’m looking for land in Arizona, New Mexico and my home State, Minnesota. This land would be used for community tiny homes living or tiny homes brb. Thanks for sharing and I looking forward to sharing what land I purchase from your suggestions in this video.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

I’m glad it came at the right time! I wish you the best in your search. Can’t wait to hear what you end up buying.

[@troyb.4101]

Water first, temperature next. Parts of the south west are currently 100 degrees for nine months of the year. Today we expect 78 degrees in Aridzona, with zero chances of rain this month. That's right we expect December to have no rain this month. It is very common to have several months of the year without any rain in the south west.

[@amandabruney3835]

Definitely thank you for this information. My problem is I don't get enough to fill gas tank refrigerator and pay lot rent at an RV park. Can't get loan for 100.00

[@robertbridges9900]

Thanks for this information!

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

You’re welcome and thanks for watching!

[@cattywampusmcdoogle]

Arkansas.... especially stone county in the ozarks suck. The land is rocky and dry. Beautiful area, tons of water and wildlife galore..... but the soil needs work

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

This is good to know!

[@cattywampusmcdoogle]

@blackrealestatedialogue it was my only issue when looking for land in Stone County... if you have the patience, the soil can be fixed with regenerative farming practices in a couple of summers....

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

This is very good insight I appreciate it!

[@letitiaharris7278]

Thank you for the information

[@chazg8489]

Excellent vid, subbed!!

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Thank you so much!

[@Enlightenedhearts1111]

i would consider moving to mankato, kansas i think its awesome that they include the option to build a modular home, and also that you get to meet or interview with the city council because then it really seems to me that they want people to become part of their community, part of the decision making and that leads to pride of ownership as well as building trust and having integrity to actually contribute to the expansion of the location and of their community, i love it.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Very well said! Thanks for the comment

[@MinkLarueExperience]

My first piece of land was $186.00 there is no way I’m paying for no land unless it have a house on it for 5k Traditional real estate just don’t work for today’s market you have to think smarter for the dollar to stretch longer to buy more properties if you know you know ❤

[@Enlightenedhearts1111]

this is so great thanks so much

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Thanks for watching!

[@leyahw.l.4388]

I currently reside in Mississippi and the counties on that list is not and area for people of color. Not to be negative but realistic. Also, allot of swamp land close to Natchez- look up punch bowl. Please do allot of research before thinking about land here. Residing on the coast native to buckeye state.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

@@leyahw.l.4388 thanks for sharing! I agree with you, it’s important to do research ahead of time.

[@youngj00]

Keep the content coming!

[@magnolya8]

Yes, I'm researching fertile soil/ land in Cochise ( kow•cheez or K'uu-ch'ish Apache)😊 Arizona has stunning landscape

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Sounds great!

[@dimitriwimbley4126]

I moved to Colorado from Atlanta to live a minimalist lifestyle. My step is buying land

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

How do you like it there?

[@dimitriwimbley4126]

@blackrealestatedialogue love it. Wish I had moved 20yrs ago so I could be invested here

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

@@dimitriwimbley4126 Glad it's going well!

[@vanessawattley7946]

I want to purchase land and have a homestead but concerned about is it safe for black people many states and r cities are still very prejudiced towards black people

[@dimitriwimbley4126]

@vanessawattley7946 I've been told there are ways to find out about this type of land. I'm right there with you. Same foresight into my future 👁️👁️

[@instructorsavantprofessorj5633]

Off grid lake side crops orchard vacation retreat .. live in Az

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Nice!

[@jardingwin8207]

I’m literally in the middle of my first actual real estate transaction . I’m getting a quarter of an acre out in New Mexico. After that I plan to buy some more as I save money.

[@horusisis2182]

Thanks. Is there any internet site or list of the plots of land for sale in every state ?

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Check out Zillow or similar sites, the numbers I got for land for sale was all from Zillow

[@chadnye8377]

Let’s face it. You get the most bang for the buck in upstate NY. Always have always will

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Fair point

[@fusa2016]

Thank you for the content of this video!

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

You’re welcome and thanks for watching!

[@coachchevy8627]

Solid video

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Thanks for watching!

[@CrenshawDawg04]

Bought some in Costilla long time ago for cheap but it’s far from everything. All depends on ultimate use for it. For me is to collect assets and possibly sell for more at a later time.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

I agree!

[@wdmawarrior1863]

i plan on buying land in Missouri and building a Barndominium from your videos!

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

I’m so glad to hear this! I wish you the best!

[@Ogalleria]

Maybe AZ but I eould have to see if those areas noted are popular for ABB potential

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

I get you, thanks for the comment!

[@Brotha.Jay1]

Mankato Kansas sounds really good to me.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Nice!

[@glorious_conqueror2021]

GRREAT INFORMATION, BUT. Pronunciation is KEY. Cochise is KoCheese Mojave. Uses the H to replace the J. So it’s Mo haVe’. 😂IZARD. Iz ARD. I can go on but I’ll stop here. HAPPY NEW YEAR My fellow NYer 🥰

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Thank you for the correction! Happy new year!

[@instructorsavantprofessorj5633]

Have you made a video on where to secure info or contact details on these plots under the median ...Im in Az ..Im using Landio but not very helpful

[@Zak_How]

I think it'd be cool to buy a piece of land and build a small cabin on it.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

That would be really cool! Nice getaway spot.

[@charlespugh2717]

What about Alabama,,,,Florida

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Maybe I’ll do a part 2 😃

[@Lovely_891]

My husband and I brought land in Colorado. 7 acres and looking to expand this year.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Amazing! What are the plans for the land?

[@infotecworld]

I've had property on Costilla County Co for 20yrs. Not much growth because its so cold and rural but beautiful

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

That’s awesome, what do you use it for?

[@charmainmorrison8615]

Definitely Arizona for me but I will need access to a hospital close by

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

I get you

[@musclebymike1382]

You have to be careful purchasing land in AZ, some of those locations are far from the city, no water.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@MindBodySynergyllc]

I've got some great swamp land for sale !!! lol That's basically any land from this top 10 list.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

👍🏾

[@lucillebruff4041]

Need to grow my food and raise some chickens

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

That would be incredible. Especially since they literally Poison our food in this country.

[@belowfray5251]

Find good dirt for growing

[@belowfray5251]

New york sux , lake effect clouds, and commies.

[@msherry5]

You can make your own soil. These super cheap acres probably don't have any infrastructure, like electricity, water access & plumbing. Those are expensive.

[@biggieshorty]

❤ Love these places.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Awesome!

[@Rue100]

DEFINITELY IM BUYING IN ARIZONA

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Let’s goo💪🏾

[@barbroebuck2775]

In Nebraska, are you talking about Elmwood, or Elwood? They are two different towns. Elmwood is 42 miles from Omaha, but Elwood is over 3 hours away. It sounded like you were saying Elmwood, but the writing on the screen said Elwood.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

I was talking about Elwood, I mispronounced it! Thanks for catching that. It looks like I referenced the incorrect distances. After looking at the screen for so long everything looks the same! I will add a correction to the description box and the pinned comment. Thanks for your feedback. I appreciate it!

[@barbroebuck2775]

@blackrealestatedialogue Thank you for clarifying!

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

It’s my pleasure! I want to be sure to give you all the most accurate info possible, so thanks again!

[@ScarySpots]

Those counties in CO are not near skiing or mountains and are windswept areas.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Thanks for sharing!

[@faithwalk7724]

Thank you for sharing. Is there any land in the U.S. where multiple tiny homes can be built or bought to the land pre-fabricated to accommodate families and bring them closer to one another to help each other? Some are disabled. There is a need for about six tiny homes on a good piece of land (At least an acre). I heard that it would fall under developmental planning real estate. Is this correct? Thanks in advance for any feedback.

[@excusesbegone]

Please make a video for land to place a TINY HOME Especially the recent TESLA tiny homes

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Ohhhhhh this is a cool idea to consider

[@rosejones2932]

Thanks - AND - be a big boy and girl and do your research. You do not want to buy landlocked or land where you can't put a mobile home. Make sure that you are going to be able to get your utilities hooked up. I am looking into Arkansas.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Great advice! Wishing you the best.

[@Lana-or5dz]

Colorado, New Mexico or Arizona for me!

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

🔥🔥🔥

[@555sunnyboy]

We (three black families) bought 60 acres of land just outside of Phoenix cheap!

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

That’s amazing! I’m proud of you all!

[@myherocamus8847]

I have made a bit of money in my life buying and selling land, so I think I am qualified to comment. A lot of the states you list are just horrid. You can't get a decent cup of coffee in some of them. Others might be ok but water will be an issue. Culture shock will be the biggest issue though, particularly if you are from Brooklyn. Of your picks, upstate New York has the best prospects. New York formerly had good infrastructure and one of the best educational systems in the world. The SUNY system is still really good I believe. Remember, there are plenty of states where spongy white bread and canned vegetables are the norm. When your neighbors burn their plastic trash and raise fighting dogs for entertainment you may regret moving to " Rural America".

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

I understand where you’re coming from. Thanks for sharing and congrats on your success!

[@goodmeasure777]

Exactly. Just because land is affordable doesn't mean it won't come without other issues, surrounding that land.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Absolutely, that’s why I appreciate these comments. Helps everyone further understand that there is more to look at beyond the pure cost of the land.

[@benzun9600]

Yeah NM is ghetto. AZ is nice but dessert and dry. COLORADO is not cheap except the dry flat parts

[@myherocamus8847]

@@blackrealestatedialogue One thing you might want to look into is urban renaissance cities. I did an exploratory trip to Detroit about 5 years ago and was very impressed. I met some erudite and friendly people which led me to believe they have or had a decent public educational system. Another might be Baltimore, you can pick up a townhouse for 10 or 15 thousand last I checked. Although it is a bit sketchy. They are expanding the port, so the future may be bright. Keep up the good work!

[@blacksuperman2657]

Do you have any advice for buying in California?

[@vlventureworx1776]

What about Mineral Roghts in any state?

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Good question! I’d have to learn a bit more about that.

[@dimitriwimbley4126]

Sounds like Nebraska would be the best scenario for me. Wonder if they would approve for tiny homes

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Maybe!

[@ronblack9615]

Wow nothing in the southeast im from savannah if I want land in the middle of nowhere it's plenty in south Carolina and Middle Georgia

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

I might consider doing a part two and covering more states. Thanks for mentioning Georgia and South Carolina!

[@evelynivy9568]

Arizona

[@Sorentini]

Help me with land in Colorado and or Carolina’s

[@777wonderful]

Actually Elwood ne is over 3 hours from Omaha

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Yes I made a mistake and mixed it up with elmwood. In the pinned comment and description I’ve provided the correct information. Thanks for looking out! Appreciate it

[@SeanEustace-zk3mc]

I’d stay away from the finger lakes if you have kids. New York has some rugged but beautiful land like New England. The problem is the property taxes are incredibly high.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@marlonedwards7694]

I have land in Coahoma County Mississippi.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Awesome! Any plans for it?

[@marlonedwards7694]

@blackrealestatedialogue I would like to develop tiny homes near Clarksdale Ms.

[@shalendellwhite8024]

Prob Arizona & New Mexico. A “NO” on Mississippi!!! I just think about racial issues that may still be occurring in those rural areas.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Totally understand where you’re coming from

[@Paces2]

Where is it safe for POC to purchase cheap land? I dont care about how affordable it is if I wont feel safe.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Great question. I’m not sure about that but I suggest thorough research.

[@Lichele69]

Where near 70094

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

I’m not sure

[@RocBush]

NYS is a gold mine for FBA takeover.

[@RocBush]

btw, separate from NYC.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

👀👀👀

[@sntustin]

Do you live in these areas!? They are all hellholes. Phoenix is like Afghanistan with air conditioning.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Different strokes for different folks!

[@JohnMorgan-i5y]

If I can dig for gold in the mountains, gemstones my new hobbies are Geology add gemology.

[@troyb.4101]

ARIDZONA? Your not buying anything with water for low prices. Water first. You can buy desert for next to nothing! It's 115 degrees most of the year, like nine months, That means you need the grid for the A/C units required. Sure the weather is as hot as hell with little to no tornadoes, earthquakes, or rain. We might get six inches of rain. Hauling water is costly and work.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Valid point, thank you for the feedback!

[@joltjolt5060]

I've had enough hurricanes. Try Florida 100 degrees 11 months with humidity. Sounds good except for water problems.

[@troyb.4101]

@@joltjolt5060 The Spaniards when they discovered the South Eastern USA North America said it was unhabitual .That was like 350 years ago! We just saw why this year.

[@72Dexter72Manley72]

I have 2 properties in Northern Arizona. Summer temps stay in the low 90's a few days. Most of the time it's mid to high 80's. You can do rain water catchment. It rains throughout the year and it rains more in the mountains. It snows in the mountains a lot. You can haul water. Private individuals will haul water for you. You can have water delivered. You can use those 5 gal water jugs and fill up at Walmart. Cheap. You shower with the rain water. Water plants with it also. The fresh water you drink and cook with. 👍🏾

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

@@72Dexter72Manley72 excellent tops, thanks for sharing!

[@Historicallybuilt]

The question is city services sewer & septic city water & if the land perks. Lol. If there is no activity going on & no opportunity for upward growth. Look at The policies the government of state & Where its resources come from… 😂 Water is extremely important. Mississippi has some of absolute worst water & can’t make good cup of Coffee. Taste like mud to me. I will be in the best area for many reasons. Midwest/ Great Lakes Michigan quality of living & the land is clean & there is a Whole lot of room for growth…boating & fishing is great. Great Lakes have 20 % of all the fresh water in the world… not the country! The world!! Sandy beaches THE MOST STABLE WEATHER IN USA & ECO SYSTEM IS IMPORTANT. GROWIN Of many things in Midwest & Michigan apples Strawberry’s & corn etc etc etc. 4 SEASONS IS VERY IMPORTANT. YOU WOULD LOVE MICHIGAN!!! TRAVERSE CITY THE THUMB. SNOW WARM & ETC Spring time is wonderful & the buds in the trees.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

This is great feedback, thanks so much for sharing!

[@chickiepup]

Hello wake up… to what is coming in 1/2025 people

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

What’s coming? 👀

[@jovanyrodriguez1390]

Yea!! What’s coming??

[@jovanyrodriguez1390]

Yea ! What’s coming?

[@vanessawattley7946]

Forget it. I am moving to Ghana like I planned 😂. I know people and a Chief who has legitimate land for sale.

[@thephilosophicalpugilist]

Too bad that free land wasn't for off grid living or ag exempt 😞

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

😭😭

[@puravida5683]

You will always be a renter.....as long as you pay property taxes, and HOA fees!

[@QBellame]

Elwood, Ne is not 34 miles from Omaha, Ne. It is 232 miles from Omaha. Maybe you are thinking of another city.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

You are correct, someone spotted it earlier today. I’ve made a correction in the pinned comment and description to address any confusion. Sometimes when doing hours of research everything starts looking the same 😭. Thank you for noticing it!

[@verjoe2001]

I wouldn't do new mexico the economy down there is bad and the city has bad infrastructure

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

I understand, I do think it all depends on what’s someone’s ultimate purpose is with the land though. Thanks for the comment!

[@Vwgls]

The farther you get away from the population, the more weird people get.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

🤔🤔😭😭😭

[@Vwgls]

I mean that as a statement of economics. Less people, less commerce, less opportunities. 1 thing rural areas resist: change.

[@Vwgls]

@@blackrealestatedialogue great video topic!

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

@@Vwgls Totally get where you're coming from, makes sense to me!

[@DanDefine]

Best counties for 🧑🏾‍🦱 to purchase land would be nice! Not trying to make the wrong turn.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

I understand your perspective of not wanting to make a wrong turn and wanting to be safe.

[@Shay42835]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MaliV.Williams]

The LAND Is NOT to be SOLD... This Madness not Only will Stop, but SHOULD!! Wat for it.....

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

I have no idea what you’re talking about, respectfully.

[@tina1908]

Arkansas: Izard = is-erd like lizard without the L and Ouachita = wa-she-ta 🤗

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Thank you for the correction! Much appreciated 😃

[@Rusonekox9]

Colorado are you crazy 😧 costilla huerfano etc are god forsaken places with barely any water. Arizona is hella hot many, people are moving back out.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Thanks for sharing!

[@flagulantmichael]

land locked is unusable land.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Not necessarily. Check out some of the other comments, I think they’d be insightful relating to your comment.

[@MemphisRealtorAppraiser]

🎉

[@duaneruffins]

The whole video consisted of heat, tornadoes, and racism

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@trayhine4578]

Land could be free in Mississippi and I wouldn't buy it. My nephew live there and say them ghost is everywhere

[@Brahanassei]

Lands in Colorado and Arizona are not good land the land is rock barring lands with no trees

[@The300zxsupra]

B.S. MN cheap land What a Joke.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

Huh?

[@The300zxsupra]

@blackrealestatedialogue I live in MN all my life and buy land No more cheap land here,maybe swamp land.

[@DaynaWilliams-v5p]

Too damn hot there. Ugly state.

[@blackrealestatedialogue]

😭

[@blacksuperman2657]

Do you have any advice for buying in California?