Posted by rrlund on February 15, 2017 at 10:56:21 from (162.250.24.100):
In Reply to: City living posted by Fatjay on February 15, 2017 at 10:43:10:
You can probably rent it for enough to pay the taxes. I had a phone call a few years ago from a guy who's son wanted to buy some ground here in the neighborhood. He asked me out of curiosity what I paid for rent. When I told him,he asked if that was a month? He said they needed a lot more than that to make the payments. I asked him why I would give him enough to make the payments instead of buying it myself if I wanted to pay for it?
I don't think your situation is unique though. Some neighbors used to go to Yuma Arizona for the winter. They had a trailer in a park. They said when they started going,it was all rural where they were and they could ride their bikes anywhere they wanted to go. Wal Mart built a store across the road,the fast food joints came in and it got noisy and about impossible to go anywhere. They sold the place and quit going.
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