Someone recently sent me this email:
‘My husband’s job is relocating us to the Medford/Ashland/Grant’s Pass area sometime next year. We are currently in Texas. I can’t wait to go; I was born there and spent a large chunk of my childhood in the Portland area. I am very excited. I’ve searched on the internet for houses, farms, etc., and all i get back are the multimillion dollar homes. We want something very simple, very remote and very cheap. What we really want is a farm house in a piece of land we can farm. Is there any chance of getting a grant to help pay for the land if we plan on farming it, because we’re moving due to a job relocation?’
It can never hurt to look into Government grants. This couple plans on farming the land and is moving because of employment. There are several different ways they might qualify for grant money to help them begin their new life!
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February 18, 2009 at 03:41 am
I want to do the same thing in Wisconsin. Here is what i am going to do. I am going to visit as many farms as i can in person. I am going to ask if they will sell me 20 acres of land for $20,000. If they think that is too cheap, i will agree to allow them to continue farming on 15 of them for the next 5 years rent-free. No one would refuse that deal. They get cash today and get the land too. Or am i just kidding myself. /
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February 18, 2009 at 04:02 am
E-mail him, and tell him what you are looking for. I’m moving to Oregon and every morning he send me house descriptions of exactly what I want. he is a fantastic relater.
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