I did find some listings for 1 acre for a few thousand. I need it cheaper than that if possible. I can find an acre in west Texas or a couple of places in Arizona for ~$500 - however I used to live near those sites and I definitely know the physical conditions there and am trying to avoid that.adinatha wrote:Oregon has its own high plateau. Just google property in the Oregon high desert. You will see there are websites that list property up there. You can seriously get one acre for a few thousand dollars.kirtu wrote:Where would you suggest that I check out land offerings? LandsOfAmerica.com and LandWatch.com don't seem to have listings from that region (frankly I was not aware that the high desert extended into Oregon).adinatha wrote:I highly recommend the southern Oregon high desert. Cheapest land around. 280 days of sun per year. It's semi-arid so it does get rain and snow. The air up there is amazing crisp and cool. Not too much farming up there so you don't get too much dust and chemical spray. Nice yogi place.
Thanks!
Kirt
It may be that I have to just set the bar to a few thousand. But for that I could also buy a year in Nepal ....
Kirt