how much does land cost in nebraska?
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They use to give it away, like when you homestead  .  Pennsylvania was giving land away in the 1950's.  Probably today in Ne. you can buy rural land for about $10. to $50. per acre.  In Omaha, surely it costs a lot more.  NE. may still have homesteading?
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Depends on what you are doing, laying sod, seed, etc. Rates are usually by the sq. ft. Call around your area to find out what other companies are charging to get an idea.
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I know there is 291 Acres for sale in Celeste County, near the town of Hunt.   It costs $458,325.00  \n\nAnother piece of land that I have found is 190 Acres in Wood County-between Dallas and Longview- for $$380,000.00\n\nhttp://www.landsoftexas.com - is a good link for Land Infomation.
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What extra costs are there for the neighbors of the windfarm?
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haha good question :]\nwe're just studied those in math, and a lot of our problems had "real-life" situations, so i'll just give you some examples of them.\n"A farmer has at most 80 acres for which to plant two crops, corn and wheat. Planting and harvesting cots, for which no more than a total of $12,000 is available, are $300/acre for corn and $100/acre for wheat. How many acres of each crop would you suggest he plant?"\n"Ken is planning a picnic for the youth orchestra. He is going to make chicken sandwiches and egg salad sandwiches. He will make no more than 20 sandwiches, because many people may bring their own. He figures that the number of chicken sandwiches should be at least twice as many as the number of egg salad sandwiches. Ken says that there is only enough chicken for 16 chicken sandwiches. He says that there should be at least 2 egg sandwiches..."\nI think these could be times in which you could use a system of inequalities. I guess if you had time to calculate it all...\n<333
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Unfortunately, Nebraska (lived there for 6 years) is behind the times.  You cannot find out information online.  The best thing to do is to call the district attorney's office (or if you know who your friends lawyer is call them) and ask questions.  I had to do this for my stepson.\n\nGood luck
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Ask the county assessor for the land value of the acreage. Then call a realtor who deals specifically with such things. Generally, the "going rate" is whatever you're willing to pay for it.
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My daughter is going to Kentucky this weekend to check it out\n\nShe has found a 1 1/2 acre, 5 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath just remodeled for $89,900.00!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I know that there are several parcels in Arizona for sale that start at $40,000 for a 40 acre parcel\n\nIf this suits you let me know
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I’m assuming that you do not want to sell the land.  Now comes the fun part what to do with the land now that you want to make some cash.  As I don’t have all the particulars (exact location, dimensions, setback, drainage, utilities, etc.) I am just going to have to quote the movie Robots, “See a need. Fill a need” in other words what is needed in the area that the public wants that they don’t have? And with only 2500 sq.ft. that’s going to be a tough one to call. A bait shop? A farm stand? A pizza delivery shop? An ice cream stand? \n\nGood luck in your endeavors.
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What part of Colorado? Northern Colorado is much more expensive than southern. Can you add some details to let us know whereabouts?
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.39 cents to build one.\n$1.97 to buy one IN TEXAS
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I don't know but if you are keen to move to some inner counties you can get a BIG FREE LOT for building a home.\n(in Ellsworth and several other counties). So, why not make use of the free give away? They are nice little towns with nicest people...I'd love to move to some such inner cities.\n\nOf course, you can't simply keep a free lot as such, you must have the means to build a home and live there for a couple of years.\n\nIf you want info on free lot at Ellsworth, email eced@classicnet.net and ask for forms and terms. There are also other nearby locations in Nebraska... Search in google for free lots.
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-The land price all over India have gone up in the recent 5-10 years.In Kerala it is in peak as most of the keralites go for earning to Middleast and whatever they save they ha ve invested in Lands. So anywhere you go in Kerala the land is costly.\n\nIn Maharastra in main city Bombay and other cities and town the cost is very high but urban land cost is comparatively lesser than Kerala-.
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Have you looked at Albuquerque, NM ?\nTexas price might seem to be lower but property and school taxes add up big time.
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There is no state income nor any state sales tax in Alaska (some localities have a sales tax though).  We put a royality on pumped oil instead.  Some of that money goes into a "Permenant Fund" and dividends ("PFD"s) go out to state residents.  \n\nYou have to have been here for the previous calendar year (or been born in the last calender year) to receive it in October.  This year it was $1106.96 to every man, woman and child.  Just for taking up space.  Not surprisingly, when getting paid to just take up space, that is what some people do.\n\nI'd rather it was used for education and infrastructure, but free money is such a popular concept, it is political sacred and will never go away.\n\nThere was homesteading in Alaska decades ago and it really took off after WWII.  Guys who found it too crowded in North Dakota passed through during the war and wanted to come back.  No longer the case, for many years.  But it lives on in the popular imagination and in various internet /marketting scams.\n\nI do know people who bought 5 forested acres far back on a dirt road for $3,000 or so.  So I suppose there is some truth in the combined concept: Take the free money and use it buy cheap land.  And, if you don't mind a snowy 500-foot dirt-road driveway, shitting in an outhouse at -30F, and heating with wood you cut and split all by yourself, you can live on that land pretty cheapily.  I know people who do that to, but they usually stop when they 1) grow up around age 35 or 2) get/want a girlfriend.  But some keep at it.\n\nHope that helps.
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Dont laugh! I bought 10 million acres in 1999 for $1,000.00 \nsomething different