Farm in/around WA or Clack county

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1. Want to Buy

City

Portland

State

Oregon

Hey guys! We're moving out of the city! Enough is enough.

We are looking at buying land from 10 to 40 acres. Would prefer that there is a home on it, the condition doesn't matter too much. We are actively looking on the RMLS and at FSBOs but just seeing if any of you fine citizens have any leads. I do hold an active RE license here in OR but this would be for our principal residence. I know it's a long shot, but thanks for reading!

J

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[The Heretic]

If you are planning on building a home on the farm, you should be aware of the zoning and growth boundary laws with regards to preserving farm acreage within Oregon, especially WA county.

Basically, if the acreage does not already have a house already on the plot, there are strict restrictions on building a house on that acreage. A lot of farm plots that don't already have a house on them and never had a house on them, cannot be built upon.

Similar restrictions on forest plots.

Before buying, do your due diligence.

 

[Don't Sue People Panda]

If you are planning on building a home on the farm, you should be aware of the zoning and growth boundary laws with regards to preserving farm acreage within Oregon, especially WA county.

Basically, if the acreage does not already have a house already on the plot, there are strict restrictions on building a house on that acreage. A lot of farm plots that don't already have a house on them and never had a house on them, cannot be built upon.

Similar restrictions on forest plots.

Before buying, do your due diligence.

Thanks for the heads up. Will keep that in mind.