For example, there is an ideal size of land for different needs. Many people would like to own 50 acres, but this may be too much land for certain situations. Of course, there is always value in owning more land, but the initial cost and tax burden of owning land suggests owning what you need and not drastically more. Every piece of property is different, but you may be able to predict the carying capacities for various functions of land in specific regions. Identifying the term of your plan, the amount of resources needed to follow through, and matching your property choice to that is the best way to go.
Different towns have varying degrees of scrutiny over useage and development in Maine. It is absolutely crucial to purchase land where your intended uses are legal. Examples of this include how many farm animals can be kept, if any, what type of industry may be undertaken, and many other zoning considerations. Please get the best advice about this by calling me to go over your case individually. (207-592-2420)
There is a wealth of land in Maine that is ripe for homesteading that is yet to be developed. Certainly if you are interested in homesteading in Maine, take advantage of my experience of creating my own off the grid homestead by giving me a call.
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