Any millionaires want a new house?
Contributors to this thread:Whitetail Deer
From: Thornton
17-May-19
I'm always looking at land prices when I have down time at work. I saw this in my home county and couldn't believe the size of the nontypical! And no, I'm not a real estate guy
https://sundgren.com/premier-home-220-acres-hunting-recreation-butler-county-kansas/
From: Thornton
17-May-19
From: trophyhill
17-May-19
What do they feed those deer in Kansas?
From: Trial153
17-May-19
I can’t get over how cheap the taxes are. Lot of value there.
From: Thornton
17-May-19
Cheap?!! Those taxes would almost pay my farm payment every year! They do vary from one county to the next. That place is in Butler County and taxes are very high here. As for the buck, I've hunted here my entire life and never seen one that big.
From: Shug
17-May-19
I always said if I ever hit the lottery for 100’s of millions I’d buy lots of homes all over that butted up to nice blocks of woods so I had a place to park when I snuck into the woods to hunt
From: jingalls
17-May-19
Land taxes are very cheap. If you put a house on it then it’s another story!
From: Trial153
17-May-19
The taxes for that house and that amount of land is dirt cheap. The same set up in my neck of the woods would be 35k a year.
From: Trial153
18-May-19
I am curious to see what that place sells for. I am having a hard time finding comps....am I out of ball park thinking 1.9 to 2.2 million?
From: oldgoat
18-May-19
oldgoat's Link
From: Shug
18-May-19
The house with 80 acres is estimated at $810,000
From: Paul@thefort
18-May-19
You would think if the Bowsiters as the PY Convention could raise `$13,000 for the conservation effort in just an hour, I just bet the $810,000 could be raised in a day or so.
How about it? Who is in? Looks like Pat will front at least have of that, and maybe more. ON second thought, Pat buys it and we can be guests. Yea, I can yard mow and clean a few bathrooms when I am not hunting. :)
From: leftee
18-May-19
"Land taxes are very cheap. If you put a house on it then it’s another story! "
Jingalls nailed the Ks land reality.Put that place in Neosha County and the taxes would likely be in line with 'eastern' standards.
From: Forest bows
18-May-19
1.2 will be top's on that place
From: bowbender77
18-May-19
No thanks !
From: skipmaster1
18-May-19
I pay $12,000 in taxes for 3/4 and acre in NY
From: Thornton
18-May-19
I pay $200/year in taxes on 80 acres a county east of there
From: elkmo
18-May-19
ok ..which are the some of the lowest county taxes in KS? Compared to MO, KS is high.
From: Thornton
18-May-19
Here's another one on 80 acres only a few miles from the one above for $1.1 million
https://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/61729566_zpid/globalrelevanceex_sort/37.999139,-96.669044,37.638432,-97.284279_rect/10_zm/
From: Thornton
18-May-19
elkmo, just about any county at least an hour from a city is pretty cheap. The closer you get to a decent size town, the higher they are.
From: Ziek
18-May-19
Whatever the taxes are currently, they can change overnight, by the county simply rezoning the land. Where I live, we paid about $30 a year per 40 acres (we had 160 acres at one time), of unimproved land zoned open. One year the tax bills surprised everyone at about $4,000.00 per 40 acres when it was rezoned unimproved residential. No prior notice, no successful appeals. Fortunately for us, we had sold one parcel years before, and two others the previous tax year (we had already built on one parcel and that was already zoned residential, which is actually less than unimproved residential).
From: deerslayer
18-May-19
What an incredible house and property!
From: jingalls
18-May-19
Trail, you are not out of the ball park. The land alone will bring $650k+. That house is worth over a million.
From: WV Mountaineer
19-May-19
Its a very nice home. On a very nice place.
From: air leak
13-Mar-23
That house with 220 acres here in CT.. 8-10 million, if not more depending the location.
Guys out west don't realize how inexpensive prices are compared to the NE.
From: Quinn @work
13-Mar-23
Those deer pictures are from 2013 and 2015. Everyone knows there are no more big deer in Kansas anymore. I'm out.
From: APauls
13-Mar-23
I actually think the craziest part is that trail camera pictures of a (dead) big buck are actually being used as a SALES PIECE TO A $1.4 MILLION sale on 220 acres. The fact that realistically or not, pictures of now dead and gone whitetails might actually move the needle on whether a person spends millions on a mansion is crazy. If you think if there is money in hunting.....
From: Bake
13-Mar-23
If it goes for less than 1.5 mil, it's a steal. You could not build that house for anywhere less than 1.3 or 1.4.
My wife and I just finished building our dream house in a rural area just a few hours from this listing. Building prices are insane!
From: Bake
13-Mar-23
I looked at the pics again. I revise my estimate. It would cost over 1.5 to build the house alone in today's world.
From: deerhunter72
13-Mar-23
I think that listing was from 2019. Yes, that was a steal! Especially with 220 acres with it.
From: t-roy
13-Mar-23
Bake………You’d probably have your house already paid off, if you would quit wasting $ on raffle tickets! ;-)
From: Mint
13-Mar-23
I'm paying over $11K in real estate taxes on a major road in Nassau County Long island for a 50' by 100' lot with a basic high ranch house that is nothing special with no back yard. Most of the taxes are for the school district. Cannot wait to retire and leave.
From: Bake
13-Mar-23
Troy, if I quit wasting money on raffle tickets, then I wouldn't win any raffles!!! Gotta play to win man! :)
From: Pat Lefemine
13-Mar-23
This thread was started in 2019 and the place is sold. I wonder what it went for at the end? The house was really nice, but I bet the land doesn't hunt that great. Looks like a lot of grass and only 3 bucks on trail cam pics. One slammer and two 'meh' bucks. If my buddy ever sold his 400 acre KS ground he would have 200 individual buck pics from 160-210.
But, when I do find and buy my dream KS farm you are all invited. Just need to pay the 10k weekly corn fee.
From: Z Barebow
13-Mar-23
Z Barebow's Link
A bargain compared to Jackson. Deer not included.
From: Zbone
13-Mar-23
"pay the 10k weekly corn fee".... Now that's funny right there...8^)))
Anybody know if that big nontypical photoed in the beginning was ever killed?
From: WV Mountaineer
13-Mar-23
1.4 wouldn’t come close to building that house today. Not to mention the land value too.
From: t-roy
13-Mar-23
Could probably get a pretty significantly discounted rate from Silicon Valley Bank right now.
From: WV Mountaineer
13-Mar-23
That house and other buildings would easily be $1,750,000. -$2,000,000 alone. $2,500,000 wouldn’t be a shock. Add in the land and that asking price may have been the best deal on the planet in value vs cost.
Out of the price range of a very large percentage of people. But, worth every penny x2 if you could afford it. But, also high enough at current asking you’d have a limited market.
From: Beendare
12-Jul-23
Getting an Ag exemption on your property saves big on property tax.
My buddy just built a home on 5 acres in a state where 5 acres is the minimum for an ag exemption. He is into it with home and land for about $1.8m…but instead of paying the 1%/$18,000 a year the ag exemption makes it $3,600/yr
From: CTBobcat
12-Jul-23
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/7646-NW-60th-St-El-Dorado-KS-67042/220943009_zpid/ Last listed for $995K in 2019 and didn't sell. I always heard Kansas was cheap, but damn that's insanely cheap for 80 acres and a teardown house.
From: Bowfreak
12-Jul-23
I bet the first PM to Pat was from sito!
From: Slate
12-Jul-23
Not a failure pile Pat lol
