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The land there is cheap especially when compared to other places in the PNW. And I like winter. I come from the mountains. But I am pretty turned off by how the government js with the whole off grid life style which is what I am looking for for my family. So thank you for letting me know about that part. I was even looking into a couple properties there to possibly purchase for our off grid homestead so I am grateful I saw this video and am doing more research on off grid friendly areas. If anyone knows owner financing for land in off grid friendly areas in Oregon, eastern WA, or northern Idaho let me know lol.

Liked and Subscribed, thanks again from the mountains of Idaho!

I want to see land not products. Thank you 😢

Thanks. That's about what I figured. The first offer I got like this was my land for the back taxes I owed, but I wasn't desperate like that.

Most Kern County land available is in CA City where the crime is nuts, there's not much to do or see, and water supply to these remote areas would be a challenge. Already looked into it and passed.

And most of them end up here in Arizona it seems.

Mostly Liberal states

Mostly democrats and there policies are driving people away. It did me moved out of ny

Imperial County = hot desert, and hot means 115 hot. Kern County = hot desert, and chemicals and fertilizers and smells you don't know what they are. Lassen County = ooops theres nothing here. but it is pretty. dont under-estimate the heat though. Modoc County = even less than Lassen. Sanber Doo Doo County = Largest county in the US and mostly hot desert and full of low-lifes in the cities. Siskiyou County = Happy Camp before the fire was nice, although Yreka isnt too bad. Cheap land can be found all over the place in California. What to look out for is undeveloped land that doesnt have a certificate from the county meaning it may need improvements before you can even attempt to draw permits to build. Also perk tests for septic, drill for well water, need for solar, no phone reception. There can also be environmental restrictions on the land and use restrictions. If you're from the city or towns, keep in mind that when you finally get your house built 10 miles from your nearest neighbor, you will be bored AF and going insane.

I didn't see any numbers. I moved to iron county Utah a few years back because I couldn't afford land in my home state of Idaho. And I really don't want to be here, I miss Idaho badly

Nothing cheap in Hamilton co. And no owner financing. Redo your video.

I live in Memphis. Not all bad

Private property rights must be restored in this country.

I received a letter on June 6th with a response date of May 3 2024. So incompetent

Born here only problem is Demomarxist run government. Nice music though.

Just FYI for anyone looking in San Bernadino or Imperial Counties: Meth and Fentanyl are all over the place.

Most of the "cheap" land is miles and dollars from power, and unless you have a fetish for working on power systems it is a pain in the ass. That also includes the water because, no power, no water! Roads and fire protection are also relevant issues. It can really snow in Eastern and Central Oregon, and no county road, lots of snow drifts, for months! It all sounds so adventurous until you have spent a winter in a rural area without power, water, and roads.

There used to be cheap land in Tennessee, but those days are long gone. Prices for even the worst land or worst unlivable house are outrageous now.

Sevier county, due to it's proximity to pigeon forge and dollywood, has become a tourist trap. do not seek to live here unless you are upper middle class and want to feel like you're below the poverty line. i was a local that got priced out because the overall cost of living is too high and employers there pay well below market average. it disgusts me the level of ego and greed on display. and to think, my family has been there since it was a quiet farming town. i have other problems with that county but i think i have said enough. forget that dead end county. i ain't ever going back.

Klamath county resident 🙋‍♀️ We do get plenty of people moving into the state that have never lived off grid, or even rural with power for that matter, that are wholly unprepared for the experience. This isn't unique to Klamath county though. Our family has owned our property for more than 35 years. We've never had an issue with code enforcement. For us way outs, the only way code enforcement is going to get involved is if you either build something obnoxious that is seen by flyovers or you manage to seriously anger your neighbors. Cases in point; the 22 acres directly across from our 22 acres, junk cars and equipment that became so numerous that the mess slowly crept out into the main shared driveway. This angered all 6 other property owners that share this mile and a half of access road. One of the other neighbors invited extended family to stay for months on end, scattered about in tents, no bother there, however, the trash blowing about, stuck in fence lines, blowing into everyone elses fields was awful. That particular situation came to a head when they lit a bonfire about a month after the Bootleg fire tore through here and spent all night firing endless rounds. Now, for the good, most folks are polite if not downright friendly, will help you in a pinch but absolutely will not support you should you be a drain on time, resources or can't survive your first winter by yourself. That last part circles back to folks arriving wholly unprepared. Land isn't expensive compared to many areas in the PNW. Schools are vastly improving, Jr High and High Schools are bringing back various shops in addition to robotics, coding, etc. I can personally vouch for Bonanza Schools, as I have a student there. Medical care is very good through Sky lakes and Cascade East, both of which are at the hospital/medical area in Klamath Falls. Finding a Dr as a new patient however, is a definite problem, there isnt enough of them. Most specialists are in Medford. Shopping isn't an issue in Klamath Falls, plenty of options available. Overall its a beautiful area with a plethora of outdoor activities during all four seasons.