Buying land for homestead

Cautionary tales and advice from real people to help you buy the best land for you.

Over the last year we’ve been hunting for the right homestead. It didn’t matter to us whether it was raw land, or a home with land, we were open to anything. Right now we are leaning

When we first started looking for land, we didn’t really even know what we wanted out of a property besides space. We realized quickly that buying land is much different than buying a house. You will have to be your own advocate and you’ll have to know exactly what you are looking for and do your du

How To Start Your Own 1-Acre, Self-Sustaining Homestead Expert advice on how to establish self-sufficient food production, including guidance on crop rotations, raising livestock and grazing...

Knowing how to keep weeds out of the garden is something we all want to know. These weed management strategies will help.

Buying land to start a homestead is a big decision, filled with dreams of self-sufficiency, fresh air, and perhaps even living off the grid. At Mahogany Acres, we believe choosing the right land is the foundation of any successful homestead journey. With this guide, I’ll walk you through what to look for when buying land to homestead.

Homesteading on 5 acres: Tips and insights for sustainable living, food growth, and animal care. Plus, get inspired by our personal journey!

Buying land to homestead is something that requires careful financial preparation. These are the biggest things you should know and do before you buy land.

Finding cheap land can be the key to making your dream homestead a reality. With a bit of research and the right approach, you can uncover hidden gems in your region that are both affordable and perfect for your needs. In this post, we'll explore some practical strategies for finding cheap land in your area and suggest resources to help you secure your ideal property.

Can you believe it? You can get 100% free land in the US even in this 21st century. Make sure to read this if you want to start homesteading.