[Mekdad]

Originally Posted by heysmithy

It would be cool to acquire that land and create a town there and make the town famous with mandatory gun laws (I mean mandatory that every citizen own firearms). There would be very low property taxes since there would be no need to pay a police force (would still need a school). And with the founding citizens all being survivalists, the economy would thrive since we are all cheapskates who don't export our money easily (more money coming in than going out is a GOOD thing). 800 acres of the land would be owned by an LLC which would deal in cattle, crops, bottled water, and manufacturing of various survival products, and that LLC would employ the founding citizens.

I am SO there.Now were is my 15,000,000 I had laying around.

[heysmithy]

Nobody has $15 million to spend. There are banks and governments to do the lending for these things. Everything could be purchased under the LLC's name. So the LLC buys the land and makes the payments to the bank or government, and in turn the LLC serves as seller and lender to the citizens to acquire their own part of the property.

Either that or somebody kill the owner and write their name on his will. Disclaimer: This is of course a joke. Don't be retarded.

[BlueDude13]

Count me in.

[Dang]

I'll bring the Kool Aid

Can I be the evil Dictator? I swear I won't let it go to my head!

[TheAvatar]

How about this one even?

Musquodoboit-Harbour-Nova-Scotia-Canada-Land-for-sale

*edit*
OOO....it's down South, but good price, and only ~$1000 a YEAR property tax Plus no restrictions against non-Mexican nationals purchasing or owning this property.

Huachinera-Sonora-Mexico-Land-for-sale

[heysmithy]

Originally Posted by TheAvatar

How about this one even?

Musquodoboit-Harbour-Nova-Scotia-Canada-Land-for-sale

Lakefront property for under $1000 an acre... I guess I just never look at Canadian real estate, is this a common thing?

[TheAvatar]

Originally Posted by heysmithy

Lakefront property for under $1000 an acre... I guess I just never look at Canadian real estate, is this a common thing?

Not lakefront, OCEAN front

*edit* Hmm, maybe you're right, from the map it looked like ocean front Either way, it's close

[Sctr22]

Originally Posted by Mac

(mac digs around in his pockets for the $15 million.... only coming up with $0.37, a paperclip, a fingernail clipping, and some lint)

WHAT!?!?!? Mac what are you doing? No lighter? Firesteel? Cotton swabs? Knife? Nothing? For shame Mac, for shame...and having a closet full of knives is no excuse...

Originally Posted by BlueDude13

You have exactly $0.37, a paperclip, a fingernail clipping, and more lint than I do right now...

Wow...sorry at least Mac had "something" in his pocket...

What are we gonna do with you two...

[heysmithy]

Maybe they have a leatherman and firesteel in a sheath on their belt, like me I also hate to have stuff in my pockets if I can help it.

[Celticwarrior]

Originally Posted by TheAvatar

How about this one even?

Musquodoboit-Harbour-Nova-Scotia-Canada-Land-for-sale

*edit*
OOO....it's down South, but good price, and only ~$1000 a YEAR property tax Plus no restrictions against non-Mexican nationals purchasing or owning this property.

Huachinera-Sonora-Mexico-Land-for-sale

I thought non-Mexicans were forbidden by Mexican law from owning property there. You can do leases and rent and such, but I was under the impression you couldn't buy it outright. Has that changed?