Land in vt

i'm considering buying some land in vt. i love brattleboro. they have a real community oriented, cooperative scene. but the only parcels in my price range are in the north east. i've never explored that region and was looking for people's input. are there any cool heady little towns or people up there?

 

i used to live in mass right below there.[northfield ma] you got a college town in nh[durram unh] at your side and northhampton amherst [smith u mass hamshire colledge ect ]below and a bit west williamstown ma with williams colledge ...but brattelborough is cool bennington is boring ....if it were me id exit for warmer n kinder climate ......caracas or sao paulo

 

Defaulting on a mortgage is a matter of public record,so your city or county will have lists including the names of people in arrears,the lenders and the properties' addresses.Sometimes that information is available online,but you often have to go to the courthouse and search a computer database or read posted printouts.You'll pay to have the list e-mailed to you from www.Foreclosures.com or www.All-foreclosure.com and www.Foreclosureworld.net Drive by the property to check on structural integrity,if it looks good then pay for a full title search to find out if there are additional liens,or financial claims,against the property.Generally you'll buy properties at public auctions for 25 to 35 percent below market value.If you'll hold on to a property for at least a year befor selling you'd save 20 percent on your taxes when you sold because the asset would qualify as a long-term capital gain.The winning bidder must usually pay the full amount in cash or by cashier's check on auction day.There are no warranties or refunds,and you may have to evict the person who lost the title.

 

Almost everone living anywhere in the Mad River Valley or Woodstock is a Flatlander.