Buying up the pines
- Thread starter freerider
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If any individual on this site wants to they can do the same thing as Mr. Jaje and contact land owners to try to buy their property. You then could own a small piece of the pines as Freerider has.
In any event, I can say for sure he has a tough job finding property owners. There is quite a bit of land in that area that is questionable. Here is the survey of one small tract in that area and you can see where the properties overlap. Someone in the past sold land they did not own.
This is the Oswego Gun Club tract mentioned in his article. Notice the overlap.
Three overlaps.
Guy
In any event, I can say for sure he has a tough job finding property owners. There is quite a bit of land in that area that is questionable. Here is the survey of one small tract in that area and you can see where the properties overlap. Someone in the past sold land they did not own.
This is the Oswego Gun Club tract mentioned in his article. Notice the overlap.
Three overlaps.
Guy
I've looked into purchasing land in this manner. Most land owners don't respond. I did come real close to buying land in the plains once but the seller wanted too much for it. The seller BTW, was the twp of Barnegat.
Hey Guy! you see that! Monument found! I'm on it,how bout you?
Al
Al
If any individual on this site wants to they can do the same thing as Mr. Jaje and contact land owners to try to buy their property. You then could own a small piece of the pines as Freerider has.
In any event, I can say for sure he has a tough job finding property owners. There is quite a bit of land in that area that is questionable. Here is the survey of one small tract in that area and you can see where the properties overlap. Someone in the past sold land they did not own.
This is the Oswego Gun Club tract mentioned in his article. Notice the overlap.
Three overlaps.
Guy
