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>can't be rugpulled without violent conflict
>has and provides value

so cityboah, why shan't you invest

>> No.57878513

>>57878473
Wheres the water?

>> No.57878541

>>57878513
cacti

>> No.57878724

unironically it would be pretty fun to give yourself like $3,000 to buy that land and make a little shelter on it.

Personally, I would make some sort of rig to crank out packed earth bricks (with some of that scrub chopped up and added to reinforce it), then dig out a cabin sized hole 2 or 3 feet deep, line the walls with the bricks and raise them 2-3 feet high above the ground level, a window on each of the 3 sides and a door on whichever side is sheltered from the prevailing wind, then frame it up inside with some 2x4s and use some second hand tin roofing sheets to make a 4 sided peaked roof (to shed wind better).

Pile up excess dirt against the outside walls to give the whole structure the appearance of a large pile of dirt, and of course run gutters along the roof into a rain barrel. Buy a bag of lime for $15, along with second hand bricks or stones, and gather local sand for the mortar, and build a fireplace on the side of the cabin opposite the door (probably build the fireplace first so that the walls can tie into it for strength)

Second hand single pane windows are cheap, plus a trip to goodwill to get some jars, pots, pans, plates, cups, etc. as well as a few folding chairs and a couch or bed for sleeping. If you wanted to get fancy, I think you could get a solar panel and some car batteries for a small 12v system (New Mexico sun would make this feasible).

You would need to bring water, but with 13 inches of annual rainfall in NM, the water barrel wouldn't be entirely useless. If the cabin is 10x10 feet, that's 100 sqft of rain per year.

What would you do anon?

>> No.57878749

>>57878541
kekti

>> No.57878761

>>57878473
at 1000 dollars you might as well just buy it just to have

>> No.57878778

flyover cope

>> No.57878829

>>57878473
>EPA says that is a tortoise sanctuary
>it's now non-buildable forever
thanks for playing
also probably has no deeded easement

>> No.57878884
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57878884

Southern Colorado is just as cheap and also better

>> No.57878899

>>57878473
I want to live in breaking bad omg i better call saul

>> No.57878905

>>57878724
It's not fun when there are people who make their living from stealing from these middle of nowhere lands. Without big corporations and city investments, these plots of land are just money sinks.

>> No.57878911

>>57878724
>and make a little shelter on it.
That's illegal in america without paying 6 gorillion in fees and permits

>> No.57878930

>>57878541
cuckti

>> No.57878936
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57878936

>>57878473
seeing this makes me really sad because the jewnited states is losing soul at an exponential rate with globohomo and unchecked israeli kikery. I always dreamed of having a long slow horse ride through the dry desert regions of this great land just to have lots of time to myself and enjoy the quiet while larping as a cowboy, but they'll probably turn the country into a warzone with unchecked nog/favela importation and even the remote areas will one day be replacing their natural beauty with globohomo box buildings, long before I have the capital to do something more than be a leech or a slave. I hate jews so much it's unreal bros, grant me a 1000x this cycle bogdanoff, plz

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57878962

>>57878541
>>57878749
>>57878930
nigger

>> No.57878968

>>57878899
Duuuuuude what if there are BODIES buried on that land???
Woooooaaaaaahhhhh!

>> No.57878991

>>57878761
Wait for mortgage rates to come down.

>> No.57879004

>>57878936
I've been through the desert. On a horse with no name, in fact.