[This is my kids out for an evening ride down a gravel road, pink jeep and all.] Nobody had to watch for traffic, and the only sound was the tires on the gravel. That feeling is a big part of why families call me about land.
What kids do with open land
Give kids a few acres and they find plenty to do. They dig, build forts, collect rocks and ride anything with wheels. There’s no Wi-Fi to fight over, and at night the stars come out bright enough to count.
What our land has, and what it doesn’t
Most of the land I sell is raw land in Nevada and Arizona. That means no power, no water hookup and no house. Some lots have a dirt road or two-track to them, and some sit next to BLM land. Each listing says what that lot has and what it doesn’t.
If you want to build a cabin someday, check with the county about permits and septic first.
How families use it
Weekend camping with a tent or trailer
Parking the RV for a week in the summer (check county rules on how long you can stay)
Riding ATVs or dirt bikes with the kids
Using the land now while you save up for a cabin
What it costs to start
Most of our lots are owner financed. It’s $250 down plus a $250 doc fee, so about $500 to start. Payments run around $250 a month with 0% interest and no credit check, plus a $10 monthly note fee and the land taxes.
You also get 90 days to change your mind and a full year to swap for a different lot.
Take a look
Browse the Property Map and see what’s out there. If one catches your eye, call or text me at (435) 500-2071 and I’ll send you the details.