Finding land for sale

rdm227 · Nov 22, 2017

I'd like to find between 15 - 40 acres in the southern Mississippi area.

Would like these characteristics if possible:
- no more than a 2.5 hour drive from BR/Prairieville
- somewhat secluded
- not too close to major highway
- good source for hunting
- not gutted for pine
- under $100K

This would be a hunting camp/family getaway

Has anyone had success at finding a place outside of realtors websites?

Please let me know any helpful suggestions or past experiences.

falshooter · Nov 22, 2017

I know this a realtor site , but it's the best I've found for S. Mississippi properties.

https://dougrushingrealty.com/

rdm227 · Nov 22, 2017

falshooter said:
I know this a realtor site , but it's the best I've found for S. Mississippi properties.

https://dougrushingrealty.com/

Thank you. That is one of the sites that I’ve found to be the most helpful so far.

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gmshooter · Nov 23, 2017

https://dougrushingrealty.com/
That is who I purchased my land from. Call and talk to Ron and give him the specifics you are looking for. Solid dude and he delivered on everything that he promised

rdm227 · Nov 23, 2017

gmshooter said:
https://dougrushingrealty.com/
That is who I purchased my land from. Call and talk to Ron and give him the specifics you are looking for. Solid dude and he delivered on everything that he promised

I sure will. Thank you.

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hunt4570 · Nov 29, 2017

In my opinion, for what its worth, best way to do so is Realtor.com, Trulio.com, and Zillow.com. Check them all and cross-reference the properties you like. I've found my last three properties that way, all from out of state. Then I let a local realtor show me the properties. Problem with having them find you properties is well, its their job, and being so they are ultimately in it for the money, not to get you what you want. If they have an interest in a piece of property they will push (guide) you in that direction as it gives them a bigger payout. You can list some of you objectives (land size, area, ponds) or whatever else in your search parameters, narrow it down to 8-10 properties then go have a look. While in the area look through some local papers so you don't miss any good FSBO properties.
I found a great little 100+acre property with a small house, live springs, and 2 nice ponds whre I now live doing it this way.. none of the realtors I spoke to prior ever even mentioned this property!!

Here is one of my ponds..

rdm227 · Dec 7, 2017

hunt4570 said:
In my opinion, for what its worth, best way to do so is Realtor.com, Trulio.com, and Zillow.com. Check them all and cross-reference the properties you like. I've found my last three properties that way, all from out of state. Then I let a local realtor show me the properties. Problem with having them find you properties is well, its their job, and being so they are ultimately in it for the money, not to get you what you want. If they have an interest in a piece of property they will push (guide) you in that direction as it gives them a bigger payout. You can list some of you objectives (land size, area, ponds) or whatever else in your search parameters, narrow it down to 8-10 properties then go have a look. While in the area look through some local papers so you don't miss any good FSBO properties.
I found a great little 100+acre property with a small house, live springs, and 2 nice ponds whre I now live doing it this way.. none of the realtors I spoke to prior ever even mentioned this property!!

Here is one of my ponds..

Thank you for the advice. Nice pond!

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