A Resilience Atlas test report on a 62.5± acre White County, Tennessee farm tract with pasture, timber, creeks, road utilities, and fiber listed by Mossy Oak Properties.
A Resilience Atlas report on a 20-acre Hudspeth County, Texas desert listing where the off-grid story is compelling only if water, legal access, roads, septic, title, and owner-finance terms survive diligence.
A Resilience Atlas report on an 8-acre Cherokee County, North Carolina mountain-stream listing with strong visual appeal and key diligence around stream frontage, slopes, floodplain, septic, road maintenance, and utility reality.
A large, wooded 186-acre tract in Washington County, New York, with power claimed at the road, good rainfall, and a strong growing season — tempered by high taxes and an elevated price.
A 15.7-acre $133,450 parcel in Stewart County, Tennessee, with claimed power and fiber internet at the road, excellent growing climate, and proximity to Land Between the Lakes — but small acreage and high per-acre cost temper the appeal.
A Resilience Atlas property report on a 5.27-acre Costilla County, Colorado mountain parcel: low price, strong retreat appeal, and major verification questions around winter access, water, septic, restrictions, and wildfire exposure.