[Cob] Cheap Land with no building restrictions

[billc_lists at greenbuilder.com]

Only if somebody's enforcing them.

Texas only formally adopted state wide building codes in the last 
year or two, and even in some fairly well populated areas the local 
gov't hasn't gotten around to enforcement yet, and probably won't for 
a fair while. I highly suspect that the only enforcement that'll done 
on Abe's land will be what the mortgage company and/or insurance 
company require.



At 9:40 PM -0600 6/27/04, GlobalCirclenet wrote:
>But don't state building codes still apply to areas without local codes?
>
>paul at largocreekfarms.com
>http://medicinehill.net
>
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>On 6/27/2004 at 10:44 PM Joseph R Dupont wrote:
>
>>how far from van horn and pecos and sierra Blanca.
>>On Sat, 26 Jun 2004 15:59:22 -0500 "Abe Connally" <abe at abeconnally.com>
>>writes:
>>>  Hey guys,
>>>
>>>  I think people on this list might be interested in this piece of
>>>  land for sale.
>>>
>>>  It is 40 acres for only $8K.  It is located in Texas, and there are
>>>  no building
>  >> codes or restrictions in this area.


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