Our recent survey led to a discovery of a secret place where no one on earth owns, our very own Bermuda triangle of sorts. We’ve mentioned the plot is old, and in the original deed we found out that it was part of 210 acre farm that was divided roughly 3 ways amongst the farmersContinue reading “Bermuda Triangle”
Category Archives: Cultivating Land
Not Your Average Conditions
What IS a contingency: condition(s) that either the buyer or seller (or both) must meet for the sale to go through. Expanding on the deliberation of our offer details in the previous blog, we must not forget to review the contingencies we asked the sellers to meet before closing. Why? Well, to put in perspective,Continue reading “Not Your Average Conditions”
Wait for it…
The housing and land market continued to be on fire throughout the fall with no signs of slowing and yet everything told us to pause and hold fast. We made the decision to wait until after November 3rd before making any major movement financially. This was the first exercise in patience in the process andContinue reading “Wait for it…”
The Future is Financed?
Raw land purchases are usually a ‘cash is king’ proposition and we were prepared, to an extent, because of savings and “Crunching the Numbers”. However, before parting ways with a large amount of savings, we had other concerns to mull over. One obvious factor was the land was more than twice the size of whatContinue reading “The Future is Financed?”
Into the Woods
Over the course of the fall we took 2 more trips (more prepared than just flip flops) to the property to explore the woods and get a better understanding of the land and possible journey ahead. Through early September into late October we saw two different landscapes: a lush forest in late summer and aContinue reading “Into the Woods”
Tenir Bon House 