Alec GrangerNew Western

Purchased the house from New Western Acquisition sales agent in Dallas.

I don't think meeting the minimum trees per acre will be an issue, but we'd prefer land that is immediately adjacent to ours, and I think it'd make sense if it was some of your stuff that had more trees in it, rather than the area that you cleared (I am thinking if we sub-divided along the northern and/or western edges).I know there's some cost to having the plot subdivided (survey, and lawyer) which we may be happy to pay for as part of a transaction. 

If there’s any interest in a meet up in the area I’m holding one on August 21st at the Ale House on Western.

Not looking forward to it, and I'm certainly not going to sub that out here in Western PA.

I’ve recently purchased a duplex that I’m house hackingin the western suburbs of Chicago.

Personally, if I could grow a crop and make that sort of money on just a few acres, I would do it in western Montana.

I imagine the map and area opinions looking different today and want to get input where you think it has changed.I have done a lot of research and understand the broad concept of Northern and Western areas being the easiest and best to rent, but I am not looking to put an offer in over $175k and inventory seems limited right now.My agent is showing me a few places today mostly in the Birdtown/Cudell area since I would rather get something a little cheaper that needs next to nothing work, compared to something in the same price range needing rehab.

I'm looking for someone in the North Western portion of North Carolina who is familiar with the Millers Creek / Glendale Springs area (Wilkes County). 

I live in western Nebraska, US.