I'm pretty unfamiliar with buying and operating large plots of land such as recreational land.

And @Tom Meade that attitude will re-create our hearts and our country.

Hi BP folks,I just got an accepted offer last week on a several hundred acre recreational property in NY (raw, vacant, riverfront/forest land), and we're should have a signed contract this week (with a 60 day closing period for additional diligence).

Whether you're buying recreationally, your new first time home, a transplant from out of town, or a savvy investor, I'm ready to aid you in all of your real estate transactions.Real estate investing has been an interest for the last 3 years, I just want to know everything there is to know about it and make it into an art form.

Our goal was was to turn things around and recreate the old days.

Plus we have the mountains and outdoor recreation.

Depending on the area current prices look like they are where you would expect if the valleys and peaks were flattened.Coastal property is likely to act like recreational property with wild swings driven by the overall economy.

but no high heat or humidity... and great outdoor recreation is what brings people here.. over half the state is owned by the people.. so plenty of national forest and other types of places..

Some areas are very dependent upon recreation and have large swings with the overall economy.Since 2010 many companies have had slow but positive growth.

Cities like Poway raise a stink if the recreation vehicles are not parked per the rules.