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fartuni4 OP t1_j6btjj0 wrote

Reply to comment by Excellent_Affect4658 in can i buy a small plot of land/cabin close to the I93N corridor? by fartuni4

good to know

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ihaveatrophywife t1_j6dcqby wrote

I’d check out western MA or CT. There’s some really affordable properties, you’ll be closer to NJ, and you’ll have easier access to the things you are used to.

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fartuni4 OP t1_j6ddhy0 wrote

i like guns and low income* taxes

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i see your caucasity tho

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ihadacowman t1_j6dh2uu wrote

NH does not have low property tax rates.

The towns with a lot of high value taxable real estate typically have lower rates. Poorer towns pay much more per $1000 value.

That said, if you have 11 rural acres, you may be able to keep 10 in “current use” and pay lower rates.

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Spartan2022 t1_j6e8c1b wrote

Have you ever lived in NH OP? Or are you a “don’t read to me” free stater who’s eager to move to NH?

Factor in property taxes, heating bills (and sure you can cut your own wood but that takes a lot of time and effort), etc. It’s not the shoot-em-up, hate liberals, low taxes paradise that you’ve got in your head.

Sure you can find a few free staters who might invite you to their circle jerk if you move up, but no one pays any attention to those kooks.

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overdoing_it t1_j6hp3vb wrote

AFAIK 10 acres is taxed before you can put the rest in current use, except in some situations like wetlands the minimum is like 2 acres. Or if you can separate into 2 adjacent parcels and own both, one can be entirely in current use, but it's not easy to split a single parcel up.

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ihaveatrophywife t1_j6fs804 wrote

Oh yeah, if you like guns it’s pretty much us or Maine if you want to be in New England. Even Vermont is slipping

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