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<blockquote data-quote="44 mag" data-source="post: 5778146" data-attributes="member: 20344"><p>Buy as mush as you can afford. </p><p></p><p>But also look at possible future moneys that the property can make for you. When I bought my land the first thing I did after closing was to call the forestry department and had them come out and do a timber conservation plan. This was two fold. It qualified me for the green belt program but it also told me how much timber value I had. I followed the plan for about 5 years then cut the timber as that's what they recommended. I did a much more liberal cut than what they advised but it allowed me to pay the property off free and clear.</p><p></p><p>About the time I retire I will be able to do an additional select cut if I choose to.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="44 mag, post: 5778146, member: 20344"] Buy as mush as you can afford. But also look at possible future moneys that the property can make for you. When I bought my land the first thing I did after closing was to call the forestry department and had them come out and do a timber conservation plan. This was two fold. It qualified me for the green belt program but it also told me how much timber value I had. I followed the plan for about 5 years then cut the timber as that’s what they recommended. I did a much more liberal cut than what they advised but it allowed me to pay the property off free and clear. About the time I retire I will be able to do an additional select cut if I choose to. [/QUOTE]
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