Housing is too expensiv.....uh wait

Who would want to live in Kentucky, yuck

I sure hope you enjoy paying out the ass for permits, licenses, repeat inspections, designers, contractors, all the utilities getting run to the lot charges, and all the taxes plus tip. Retards who think they can cheat the system by buying cheap lots must think they're in the fucking 60s where they could just build their own shit without jumping through a million different hoops

Serious question, why not? What‘s wrong with it?

I'd rather kill myself than move to Kentucky.

Poor white niggers, meth, nothingness, no jobs

I mean all of the lots in OP are in the middle of nowhere. It would cost a fortune to build a house and everything associated with unless you plan on living off the grid, which is a death sentence basically. It would easily cost you upwards of 250-300k just to get a house built and run utilities to it.
Then you move in and realize you're in the middle of fucking nowhere and if you need anything you gotta drive 100+ miles to get to somewhere.You have nothing to do. Your neighbors are either hicks or methheads. If you run out of money good luck finding a job that pays for your house's upkeep and all the other bullshit

Ignoring your faggot post, people can't just get any job because no one is hiring.

Just move to the poorest state in the union thet is extremely susceptible to floods where theres nothing to do but meth

unimproved land

buying an existing home is cheaper than building a new home. if you can't afford an existing build you can't afford to build new. my parents paid $10k to drill a well... back in 1995. electrical hookup is $10k+. septic tank is $10k+. manufactured homes aren't much cheaper than stick build and they're harder to finance. the cost of grading the land and putting down a slab or a foundation is a lot of money.

my dad bought cheap land thinking it would appreciate in value but our town has been decreasing steadily for 300 years
i have no idea how he thought it was a good decision lol.
anyway im dead-set on keeping the legacy going maybe in 1000 years it will be worth something

you'll be driving 45 minutes each way to the nearest warehouse to make $17/hour pulling 12 hour shifts

DUDE JUST GET A WFH CODENIGGER JOB $387K/YEAR STARTING I HAVE 6 OF THEM BARELY DO 30 MINUTES OF WORK A MONTH $2.3 MILLION ON MY W2 LMAOOOOOO

Nigger I’m black

Why do amerimutts hate land that isn’t in densely populated areas? Nature mogs cities, also most of you people work from home anyways so what’s the big deal, so long as you can get a decent internet connection you are good.

Yeah dude, let me just move next to a dirty filthy fucking river filled with chemicals from years of pollution, be eaten alive by mosquitos in the extreme humidity and have to drive an hour to get my subpar groceries for the week at my dead end 13 dollar warehouse job

Great life

My moms about to inherit 14 acres with two houses on it, plan on selling it for like 200-300k because it's bumfuck nowhere I ain't gonna ruin a bunch of cars going back and forth.

most local governments in the countryside are usually happy to help with that stuff

Find out what requires permits in the town, build a few small shed houses and a well, get it close to the electrical hookup and even that would greatly improve the value, very least have a getaway

this is your brain on goyslop

Yeah thats what people who live in Kentucky live on because their grocery store is dollar general

dude, empty land in kansas

yeah that's a kys

most of you people work from home anyways

no it's not. and i say this as someone who is 100% remote. if i lost my job i would be fucked because fully remote jobs are extremely competitive.

Kentucky's about to have a ton of unemployed yokels because Canada's not buying their bourbon.

so am i allowed to put a pile of rocks on this land to have as my house. bet no because the government wants its cut

You bought a California mountain mansion in cash?

just use wind/water/solar for power and collect rainwater. the only real problem is the government stripping your freedoms with all the bullshit regulations which make no sense outside of major cities

stop spending so recklessly then. you should be able to save some of those millions you make and when that day comes you can live of the gains of the savings

In KY above you can literally buy a brand new trailer, which are much nicer that 95% of city apartments, drop it directly on the property, put in a septic tank and you are set.
Total cost maybe $60,000. Two people working any job with a goal and gumption can save $60,000 in two years easily by eschewing all consumer crap.

You either want it, or you want an iphone and vibrant diversity. But it's right there for the taking.

And I know these costs because I'm actually doing this for a second home in between my wife and I's work that we are basically stuck with because of location.

I did this lol. It's a great option if you're poor. Got a showroom doublewide for $80k, and 5 acres for $30k. Locked in my rate during the COVID dip and got 3%. I did this while making $15/hr. Is it glamorous? No lol. But I have my garden, my dog, and my wife with a kid on the way. What more do you need? Plus if you're slightly competent you can start a business in these old meth towns and make a relative killing. It's what I did.

If you're gonna live as a farmer in the middle of nowhere you could move to Sardinia in the Mediterranean where they give you a house for 1 dollar and tell you to renovate it for 25k.
Good weather, cheap Italian food, no internet, just the way you like it.

this lol, id rather be poor in a cool place than a humid shithole surrounded by methheads

But what if you want to live in the US and live with all those things and it was only $60,000 as I actually suggested.
You would be halfway there just with the costs associated with moving your family overseas and restarting everything entirely.
So your idea seems bad, mine seems good.
Maybe not though. Depends.