I am looking to share a 77 acre land parcel a real zen spot.
123436
I'm not interested. However, there are a number of questions that you would have to answer;\n\n* do these people have legal title to the land;\n\n* how would you decide the entitlements of each partner;\n\n* legal protection of them all.\n\nGood luck in your bid.
670018
I would probably first go to your city and county offices and check to see if there are any properties that they own that they are looking to revitalize and see if they can work out a deal for you even if it is temporary.  You might also want to go to the local chamber of commerce and see if they can put your need into their newsletter or other communications as some businesses may have space that they would be willing to donate as a tax write off.
262666
go to www.homestead.com   that is the greatest site.   will be put together in a couple hours.
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me: land owner ( currently 200 acres ) and been through this many times with people, developments etc.\n\nYou'll need to talk to the council first. That is talk, don't send them a letter.\n\nMake an appointment with the forward planning officer to see if this parcel has any chance of being in the local development framework. Expressions of interest for LDF's closed in April this year, until 2018 so its going to have to be  apretty special case to get a permanent residence on it.\n\nThe facts that you choose a lob cabin, are down on your luck, want to live in harmony etc...bare no weight with planning, and neither should they.\n\nKennels can count as agricultural use ( sometimes ) , so you might try to go for an agricultrural accupancy condition, or a no-freehold transfer covernent.. These might help the council believe you are not going to move on and make moeny from it.\n\nEnvironment agency would have something to say as well, you'll need to be able to proove you have waste disposal. A septic tank, cesstank etc are the last resort and if possible they will amke you connect to mains drainage, even if its 100's metres away. They normally accept its not preactical if its going to cost more than £40K, but you might still have to spend £15K on a biodisc and reed bed. they would also have concerns about waste from the kennels if you are not on mains disposal.\n\nTalk to forward planning first. If they say its got a chance, you then need to go for change of use to residential and then outline planning. Once you've got that there is then the building regs.\n\nThe statement below...".....you can pretty much do as you please" is complete nonsense. The fine for illegal construction on agricultural land can be up to £50K for a single dwelling,in addition to being told to remove it.
233099
What public land? You know some not owned by goverment?
103505
Through right of easment, no.  When it comes to land and real estate it falls back onto the zoning plans.  what does the township have on the books, as to where you land ends and begins.  That of course is obvious but your neighbors argument can be that, you always maintained it, doesn't infer that i chose to give it up as my property.  Unless he wants to restructure the lot size and hand over that strip to you.
97830
I'm not familiar with that area, but I would search the web for your local Land Trusts, Greenbelt Alliance rep, Nature Conservatory, Audubon, or public Open Space District, and then pick their brains and get more referrals from them.  There are often preserved open spaces that are not publicized due to limitations in budgets for providing public access.  Some properties have public outings for scheduled access, others allow public access after docent or permit trainings, and some have all-access trails.  Good luck!
348161
Contact the particular service provider. They will send a team for inspection of your land and finalise.
677175
I am guessing that this is on South Africa.  The first thing I would do, find out if there is a way to make it an endangered species wetland with the government.  There are many ways to tie up the sales of property with this type of maneuver.  Getting an injunction against the sale of the property is one way to do it.  Then I would find out if you can get it marked as a wetland park.\n\nTo buy the property is noble, but is it enough property that it will not be affected by other properties in the area.  Most wetlands must be at least 2 kilometers square to keep the effects from adjacent properties to a minimum.  \n\nAs for your questions, selling partial ownership can cause some major problems, as not everyone has the same idea about what should be done, and no one person will be able to have majority control, even though that may be the way it is set up.  Life memberships are an interesting idea for a resort, but that will adversely affect what you are trying to do.  A certificate is a great thing, but people want more involvement than that.  My suggestion is selling memberships for a group cause.  A membership, say $20, may get more interest than someone who was spending $100 or more.  Make it an annual membership, that way there is always an interest in people doing some good, plus the annual funds will help in the upkeep of the lands.  Just make sure to send them a calander or something.  I would support that, but make it an international non-profit agency, it has more appeal to people.
55089
look on ebay. In the real estate section.
607907
Check out For Sale By Owner information on the web for self study and marketing tips.  My company Redwood FSBO, offers marketing materials / flyers, lawn signs, advice, and listings on website for free.  \n\nIf you interested in learning more contact Owen Jamison, FSBO Managing director at 978-998-7153 http://www.redwoodfsbo.com
160655
Try ebay if not i could set you up but live in pa
407768
My fiance' bought a quarter of an acre on Ebay for $500.  I know that's more than you're budgeting but it's somewhere to look.
203624
Talk with neighbors who have big property.
523922
Hey- after you get the money- Call me- I have prime waterfront land in the Sahara desert I want to sell.
103115
The absolute easiest way to do it is to stick a sign in the ground that says 'land for sale'.  It sounds to me like you're not a real estate person so I would suggest that you consult a real estate agent and let them sell it.  I think Foxwood is around 2 to 3% of the sale price for their fee.
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You can try online database such as realtor.com  or craigslist.org\n\nOR..  Try going to county recorder's office and getting the information of land owners in your area.  If it is an empty land, and you offer to rent it, I don't see why owner's will say no.