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Property Types & Lifestyle

farmette

What is a Farmette?

Key Takeaways A farmette delivers a working country setup without the workload or capital needs of a full farm. Most farmettes run up to 50 acres, big enough for a garden, a few livestock, and pasture or pollinator strips without commercial scale. The same property can run as a hobby setup, a side-income operation, or

recreational land

What is Recreational Land? Types, Uses, and How to Purchase

Key Takeaways Recreational land is bought for outdoor use, hunting, fishing, camping, ATV riding, or just owning a private piece of dirt. Common types include hardwood timber tracts, pine plantations, hunting tracts, lakefront, and open river-bottom ground, each with its own buyer profile. Recreational land doubles as a long-term hold. Demand has climbed steadily, especially

recreational land

Can You Legally Live on Recreational Land?

Key Takeaways Living full time on recreational land is not automatic. County zoning and local building codes set the rules. The biggest legal hurdles are usually water hookups, septic permits, and minimum dwelling requirements. Off-grid setups are legal in some counties, but you still need to clear sanitation, structural, and use-permit requirements. Open land does

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