/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15715762
no need to
no desire to

Nothing to do there

>>15715762
the are busy posting on /biz, at least 5 shitty threads an hour just like this one

>>15715762

jesus fucking christ

No internet out there.

>>15715762
that place isnt worth 50 million. no house is. only a retard who thinks mel gibsons old house means something would buy it. fuck mad max that house isnt worth that much

>>15715762
fuck your stupid why arent millenials buying threads you make every few days. stop shit posting retarded shit only your sad autistic ass cares about

>>15715762
How about they reduce the price due to lack of demand :)

50 million? There better be an oil reserve under that property.

>>15715762
is this a real question? millennials have negative worth

>>15715822

Its a ranch dipshit. You get 300 acres with it.
Would buy desu

>>15715989
There was an entire mountain on sale in Montana and iirc it went for only $5 million. $50 million is a joke.

Because Chainlink hasn’t mooned yet. I told you this the last time you posted this exact same thread, fuckface.

As much as I want a ranch of my own boomers overprice theirs and they know it.

>large acreage of land
>not set up for agriculture
>not competitive with factory farming of livestock
>trying to sell these large acreages for top dollar in an inflated real estate market

Somehow I suspect that I'm not the only person on /biz/ who gets a chuckle from the outrage that boomers have when we don't hold their bags. However I could come up with something profitable to do with all of that land, but I'd be a fool to buy at those prices.

>>15715762
>uphill land
>no farming space
i'd give him $5 million just so i can chop off those trees to piss off leftshits

>>15715762
Because in northern Nevada I can buy 40 acres of land for like $30K

>>15715762
>buy my bags of real estate goyim.

>>15716134
Can you do anything with that land legally though? I thought Nevada was a bad state for trying to actually develop and live off of land.

How much would it cost to build that? Inc labour 150k max?

>>15715762
lol.
because coffeecoin hasn’t mooned yet.

if $COF moon, then I buy the farm for me, hehe

>>15716092
Cringe

>>15716134
really?

For 50 million you could probably buy a third world country

Shitty wifi is my main reason not lack of funds srs

>>15716151
Welp, unfortunately Elko County in particular is an absolute pain in the ass as far as building codes but I'd prolly just build a small shack out of sight of any enforcement. As far as living off of the land, everything is pretty great if you have enough water

>>15716190
>prolly just build a small shack out of sight of any enforcement
That sounds like a great way to get fined out the ass and shut down.

>why aren't millennials buying land in the remote wilderness to embrace the anarcho primitivist lifestyle

>>15715989
>300 acres
>over $100k for an acre of grass
No one stupid enough to pay that much has that much money

>>15716168
This one is actually $10.5K for 40 acres but the going rate for alot of the others is about $1K/ acre

>>15716203
It's totally doable to build without permits. Would need to build shack under tree cover though and obviously not get your mail delivered to the front door of your illegal shack.
t. built random shit over the years without permits

>>15716203
Eh probably. You could also go the route of tiny house/ trailer if you wanted without any issues

>>15716256
The only problems occur when you build something where there is no tree cover, or facing the road, or you go to sell the property, if you think you want to sell your land buy the permit but if you're an old fuck where this is your last property fuck the permit. Also you would be suprised how many places have very lax or no building codes in rural areas. Like most areas of life if you have common sense and add a shed or close in a screen porch without a permit you will be fine, but if you go off and build a two story house or a pool with no tree cover you are going to get fucked.

>>15716328
This is what I was thinking, something small and out of the way

>>15715781
>Food
>Water
>Sunlight
>Air
>Water
>Shelter
>Internet

>>15715989
You could buy Patagonia for 50 million

>>15716419
Pretty good, but I can get that without spending millions of dollars on boomer ranches.

>>15716134
Euro here
Isn't Nevada a desert though?
Went to a ranch in Oklahoma when I was a kid btw, was impressed by the fact we had to drive 10 minutes into the property before reaching the house.
It wasn't even exploited, they just had a 5-6 horses and a big ass house.

>>15716460
For the most part. Any land that cheap has something wrong with it

its cuz bitches aint there

>>15716460
Nevada is pretty weird desu, down south is miserable desert (10 cm rain per year/46 degree summers) but there's tons of mountain ranges, some of which are gorgeous. Up north it's still arid but it's a lot cooler and generally nice looking

>>15716474
No utilities and in the middle of nowhere, so that's prolly why it's that cheap

>>15715762
certainly because the upkeep is free

>>15715762
Why aren't millienials [taking responsibility for every fucking thing that exists]?
I dunno, is that a good thing? Is it beautiful? Is it powerful? What does it mean?

>>15716092
>uphill gardening
So why not make a homo utopia?

>>15715762
I would buy, but fuck you it's not worth 50 Million. Fucking boomers

>>15716419

i already have these things for $500pm