Although it has been a few years since the government discontinued crown land for sale, it is still a term that people search for online, as well as contact rural real estate agencies regularly. For many years it was very common for customers to purchase this type of land both in small and large amounts (and everything in between).
To help people understand the options that they still have when it comes to crown property, as well as some of the other buying choices they have, we’ve dedicated today’s post to this topic:
It should first be noted that just because you may not be able to directly purchase and own crown land for sale doesn’t mean that it can’t still be leased and used, under the right circumstances. The federal government still makes deals with people who wish to live on and take care of this highly prized land. In return, they usually have to use the property in some type of beneficial way for the local community.
Additionally, people who desire this kind of land for the simple fact that they want to camp or hike can still do that, even for extended periods of times. Outdoor guests can stay up to 21 days with the proper permits.
Alternative Options
But for those to whom actually owning the property yourself is a major factor, there are plenty of other kinds of land to buy. Lake or ocean view, mountain backdrops, lightly or heavily forested areas, high or low seclusion and many other possibilities exist.
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