Edgewood Dr, Ramah, NM 87321 - Cibola County

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Looking for a smart investment in Cibola County, New Mexico? This 2.5-acre vacant land offers a blank canvas for your future plans. The property sits ready for development in a growing area that's catching investors' attention. With its affordable price point and potential for various uses, this land presents a clear opportunity to expand your investment portfolio.

Property Highlights:

Flat - easy to build on without costly land preparation

Pond - rare water feature adds significant value

Direct Road Access - easy to reach your property

Non-Zoned - flexible use without strict regulations

Vegetation Unknown - potential natural resources to discover

RV Temporary - park vehicles for immediate use

Short Term Camping - start earning income right away

Property Details:

APN: PF R06914

Location: Pine Meadows Ranch, Cibola County, NM

Size: 2.50 acres

Potential Uses: RV parking, camping, recreational activities, and more

Closest Major Area: Zuni

Nearby Attractions:

West Malpais Wilderness

Skinwalker Trail

El Morro National Monument

Ice Cave and Bandera Volcano

Dinosaur Rock

Monument Valley and more

Purchase Information:

Down Payment: $300

Document Fee: $249

Monthly Payment: $270 for 60 months

This raw land gives you plenty of options. You could set up an RV park for rental income, create a camping site, or hold the land as property values rise. The flat terrain means less money spent on grading and preparation work. Having a pond on the property is extremely valuable in New Mexico, where water features are rare and sought after.

As an investor, timing matters. Cibola County's real estate market shows potential for growth. The area has been discovered by those looking for affordable land with fewer restrictions. This trend creates opportunities for savvy investors who can provide flexible land use options.

The property's non-zoned status is a major advantage. Without strict zoning rules, you have more freedom to use the land how you want. This can mean faster development timelines and fewer costly permits and approvals.

The direct road access makes it simple to visit and develop, cutting down on infrastructure costs that remote properties often face. You can start using the property immediately for temporary RV parking or short-term camping - possibilities for immediate income while you plan long-term development.

The unknown vegetation status means you might discover valuable natural resources on your property. Many New Mexico properties contain native plants that add beauty and require little maintenance in the desert climate.

Smart investors know that diversifying with land can strengthen their portfolio. This 2.5-acre property in Cibola County represents an entry point into the New Mexico real estate market at a fraction of the cost of developed properties. Contact us today to learn more about this investment opportunity before another investor claims it.