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Re: I need a Southern home to get out of Pa in the
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Posted by BLW on March 07, 2007 at 07:39:08 from (4.156.138.107):
In Reply to: I need a Southern home to get out of Pa in the win posted by dej(JED) on March 07, 2007 at 05:52:28:
its wed. and it was 5 below here in upstate NY-- anybody find anything down in vir./NC bordfer to the southern SC border on the eastern ( 9f5 corridor) and need help buying it let me know I'm ready- would like to find 1 to 10 acres w/or w/o build-- or even a reasonable rental for 1 or 2 months-- we need to talk to the local folks down there, most of the real estate dealers are from up here- they moved down there and are asking the same prices as up here- HELP I now what you mean it realy aches. Maybe we can get a few guys together and buy a hundred acres and split it up
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