10 acres is just about the size they like. even more important i hear is a good source of electricity especially 3 phase.
You’re definitely right about it being cheaper, but from someone who’s in your situation, not having to haul clothes, cooking supplies, food, and all your hunting gear back and forth is REALLY NICE.
My sister in law and brother in law came up to my house for the first time this summer, and the first thing they said was “this is nice, and you could really live here”.
Well yeah, that’s kind of the point of having it.
There is a big influx of closed down weed operations hitting the Real Estate market. Even big ones.
Wife and I have been looking from Shawnee to Meeker and 77 to 99. Have looked at several closed weed grows, both open and indoor.
Wife and I have been looking from Shawnee to Meeker and 77 to 99. Have looked at several closed weed grows, both open and indoor.
I just read a guy bitchin about the OG&E electric bill being $23K on his grow operation. He says the price of "medical MJ" is $400 to $500 a pound. He's closing down. The market is saturated and you can't throw a rock in OKC without hitting two dispensaries. The market will eventually, ahem, "weed' them out.
That’s what I was hoping to hear. May mean I won’t have to pay top dollar.
It's next to your land. Buy it, today.
I’m no expert on any of this.
What I’m seeing is lots of grow operations and lots of them not staying open. Probably seen 8-10 of them here locally go belly up.
I know a couple of them were shut down by OBN last summer. But the others look to have just shut down and moved off.
What I’m seeing is lots of grow operations and lots of them not staying open. Probably seen 8-10 of them here locally go belly up.
I know a couple of them were shut down by OBN last summer. But the others look to have just shut down and moved off.
I’m seeing a lot of grows in our area obviously in distress.
They had no clue about Ok winds when they built grow houses covered in plastic.
Every one in our area has sustained substantial damage to those plastic round tops and they are not being repaired.
Good riddance.
Edit: The price the Chinese are paying for the small acreages are bumping up the prices of property in surrounding lands, which is a blessing to the county property tax collectors that are more than happy to raise the tax rates as property values increase.
Yes, that could be a benefit of someone selling but most people live in their homes for extended periods, required to pay the ever increasing property taxes.
Ted Turner, at one time the largest property in the US would buy property in Montana or Idaho, or Wyoming because he wanted exclusive rights to fish premier trout streams, build a million dollar cabin, sell property to others at rich kid rates which increased property taxes so high that the ranchers owning the land over generations would be forced to go bankrupt and sell tens of thousands of acres. Guess who bought them for further development?
That’s how that works.
They had no clue about Ok winds when they built grow houses covered in plastic.
Every one in our area has sustained substantial damage to those plastic round tops and they are not being repaired.
Good riddance.
Edit: The price the Chinese are paying for the small acreages are bumping up the prices of property in surrounding lands, which is a blessing to the county property tax collectors that are more than happy to raise the tax rates as property values increase.
Yes, that could be a benefit of someone selling but most people live in their homes for extended periods, required to pay the ever increasing property taxes.
Ted Turner, at one time the largest property in the US would buy property in Montana or Idaho, or Wyoming because he wanted exclusive rights to fish premier trout streams, build a million dollar cabin, sell property to others at rich kid rates which increased property taxes so high that the ranchers owning the land over generations would be forced to go bankrupt and sell tens of thousands of acres. Guess who bought them for further development?
That’s how that works.
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The real estate problems here in oklahoma are a direct reflection of the real estate problems in China and what is happening to the citizens of China who had the ability to buy, that ability has disappeared with recent changes in Chinese laws and the wealthy Chinese are going up in smoke all over the world.
The last time we were in Vancouver BC on a transfer bus between the airport and ship terminal, the driver was giving a running commentary about how the Chinese rich were buying so much land in the area that it no longer sold by the square foot but by the square inch.
Another example of how foreign land purchases are effecting Ok residential property tax rates.
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