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Welcome to Land & Legacy 🌱
This community was created for people who know there’s a better way to live—one with more ownership, more freedom, more skills, and more security. Whether you’re: • Dreaming about buying land someday• Actively researching property now• Already own land and need a plan• Want to grow food where you are• Learning homestead skills like canning, sourdough, herbs, or self-reliance• Looking to create income from land …you belong here. This is a place to ask real questions, learn practical strategies, share progress, and build something worth passing down. 👇 Introduce yourself below: 1. Where are you from? 2. Which stage are you in right now? A) Dreaming B) Researching C) Own land already D) Growing now E) Building skills 3. What’s your biggest goal this year? I’m glad you’re here. Let’s build legacy together.
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Buying Land — Start Here
If you’re in this section, you’re either thinking about buying land or actively looking. This is where we focus on: • How much land you actually need • Budgeting realistically • USDA loans & financing options • Hidden costs of raw land • Zoning, restrictions & utilities • Evaluating listings • Avoiding expensive mistakes Before you post, think about this: What is your biggest question right now? • Can I afford land? • Where should I buy? • How do I finance it? • What should I look for? Drop your question below or create a post. There are no dumb questions here — better to ask now than regret later.
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HOW TO USE LAND & LEGACY
If you’re new here, here’s the easiest way to navigate the community without feeling overwhelmed 👇 💬 Discussions Use the discussion section to: • ask questions • share progress • get feedback • connect with others Current sections: 🏡 Buying Land 🌿 Grow Food & Skills 🔥 Wins & Progress This is the community side of Land & Legacy. 🎓 Classroom A lot of the free resources and trainings are located in the CLASSROOM section at the top of the group. Inside the classroom you’ll find: • free toolkits • downloadable guides • calculators • planning resources • training pathways 👉 Start with: “Start Here: Land & Legacy Foundations” That section includes: • Human Scale Land Finder Playbook • Affordable Land Finder Playbook • Cost Calculator • Land Planning Notion System 👷🏻‍♀️Currently under construction: “20k Backyard Farm Blueprint” Where we cover how to make 20k a year from your backyard “Zoning and Lender Scripts” Learn what to say to obtain your dream property 🌱 Don’t Try To Learn Everything At Once Some people here: • want land someday • are actively searching • already own land • want to grow food now • are learning self-reliance skills You do not need to master everything today. Just focus on your next step. This is an ever changing and growing grow based on what you all need. 👇 Comment below: What do you want us to build for you next?
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I’m reading, and actively looking for rural land to farm. I’ve done this research before for the past decade. I’ve called the lenders who seemed to know nothing about rural land purchase through govt funding. I keep seeing women who have done this and I’m trying to understand where I had gone wrong. Arkansas is my home state, and is one of the states I would consider. I prefer north AR. I guess I’m not talking to the correct people
Young at heart but family is against it. What do you guys think?
My husband and I are past retirement age, my grandkids would tell you I’m WAY past it. We both had wonderful careers, but we still work part time. We feel really called to purchase a modest home on no more than 5 acres. I have always loved gardening and over the years I’ve learned a lot, but so open to learn more. My husband, who can make anything and remodel anything and build anything into something beautiful worked on his family’s farm for many years after serving our country. Our dream is to run a ministry on our farm. Grow lots of organic vegetables, fruit, and herbs to offer to underserved, marginalized families in need, 50% of our total growth. Sell 1/4 on line or my older grandchildren want to run a roadside market, and utilize the rest for our growing family. Our daughter and daughter in laws love to bake all things sourdough, canning, freezing, etc etc.Mike, my husband would love “a few cows..” a donkey, couple horses, some egg producing chickens and meat chickens, and maybe a couple pigs. My siblings tell us to move to the beach ( we live in FL), move back to Chicago around family ( not a chance, too many Italian relatives), and our kids think we’re crazy, but they are also excited about the idea, and helping with the farming and the ministry. Thoughts? PS I turn 70 in a month ❤️
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