Far West Texas around Van Horn. I can't remember prices but it was pretty cheap.

United Country realty is where we found cheap land.

Look for landlocked parcels BUT has easements.

I remember when that land in Pa was $40/acre in the 70’s. Dads cousin the dentist bought a couple of mountains. His driveway is 1.75 Miles long.

Used to be some real cheap land around kingman because you had to haul all your water.

Just saw an add for 43a at $90000 no utilities but has a unfinished small cabin. That is about as cheap as I've seen other than very large tracts.

Be careful buying land with an easement. In some states easements expire after some years.

My family found this out the hard way.

I have been looking for some myself. West Tn. and portions of west Ky. has some for 1000.00 an acre. Most of it is river bottom land that floods, but can still be put to some use.

I have to agree with Northern NY State, Jefferson, Lewis, or St. Lawrence counties. I see parcels up there for under 1000.00 an acre, and have seen large pieces in the 300.00 to 500.00 price range per acre. Nice area for hunting, fishing, trapping, but pretty secluded, and not a lot of employment opportunities .And you better like snow....especially up on Tug Hill.

2005 I bought 50 acres of timber with a trout stream running through it for $40,000 behind my house

There are acreages of lower wood land and other forested acres in north central WI that are listed as low as near $500 per acre and up.

Bryce

Jayme, You for got some digits. The 3 least significant in this case are Most significant. LOL

$3,760,096

That's what the ... means, more to come. lol

Land in Northern NY can still be bought for under $1000/acre. Mostly larger parcels 100 acres plus, that have had the timber cut.

Buddy just bought 55 acres for $218,000 in central MO with a few cabins on it one you can live in the other 2 are for guests.

office complexes empty every where and likely to stay that way.

company the wife works for has a big office in FL they just decided her department is never moving back to the office , they will all remain working for home indefinitely.

You can buy cheap swamp land up here in northern MN. You can't walk on it without a life jacket in the summer and the only thing it is good for is a mosquito hatchery but it is cheap.

Mosquitos? I heard you don't have a single mosquito up there! They all are married and have big families....

There are various timber companies in the western half of the United States that occasionally sell-off large parcels in order to consolidate their ownership. They generally don't want isolated sections and quarter sections that are not contiguous with a larger track of their timberland.

The best thing to do is contact large timber companies like Weyerhaueser, John Hancock, Plum Creek, Etc, and ask who their real estate brokers are. It can be a chore getting that information. A couple of years ago it took me a whole week to get ahold of Weyerhauer's broker, but it was well worth it.

Often times large tracts can be bought for not much more than the value of the timber that stands on the land, and many times you can buy the whole parcel for less than the timber value. I have done it a couple of times, once 180 Acres and the other time 640 acres. Both bought for much less than the timber value.

It seems like the mosquito population is going down though. The deer ticks are eating them!

Google Red Desert land for sale, Coldwell Banker has 160 acres listed for $28,000, that's $175 per acre. Not much there but Antelope and late season deer, and of course coyotes & Cats. Try to find something with water.