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[Runner]

If possible, we'd plow the parking and allow public use.

Wouldn't you be concerned about liability? Someone slips and breaks their ankle and sues?

 

[ArlyA]

Wouldn't you be concerned about liability? Someone slips and breaks their ankle and sues?

No. Do your friends come over for a beer? Worry?

 

[shooterdon]

No. Do your friends come over for a beer? Worry?

Friends are less likely to sue you…the public is a different can of worms.

Why would you even want the public on your land?

I live in the middle of nowhere and still have liability insurance.

 

[Runner]

No. Do your friends come over for a beer? Worry?

Friends, no wory. You said open to the public.

 

[Snobdds]

Friends are less likely to sue you…the public is a different can of worms.

Why would you even want the public on your land?

I live in the middle of nowhere and still have liability insurance.

He'll learn. They always do.

There is a big difference between friends and the public.

I stopped letting people hunt on my land because even friends did stupid stuff. The only ones I let on my land are the bird watchers. Now, they are a good bunch and sometimes I will join them to learn a thing or two.

 

[Snobdds]

Also, if you are not handy or know how to fix things...you should buy a place already built with some road infrastructure.

That is if you actually want to enjoy it before you die...

 

[2manyrocks]

Buying land to invite the public on it for free seems like inviting disaster, sooner or later.

Plus, that could make insurance coverage difficult to obtain and/or expensive.

 

[airbiscuit]

I say dare to dream. Having a nice property as your personal getaway sounds good to me. Making trails is its own reward. What happens after that? Whatever will be , will be

 

[2manyrocks]

I suspect the stock and real estate markets are headed for declines.

 

[ArlyA]

I suspect the stock and real estate markets are headed for declines.

The experts are predicting that real estate pricing will be moderating.