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How do I find lots near golf and ski areas?

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Nthedoghouse asked:


We want to buy a lot for development. Eventually it will become our retirement home but for now, we want to buy land and then build a house on it which we would like to rent as a vacation home. Our preference would be to build on a private golf club near a ski resort. Is there a resource that lists such properties for different geographic areas?
Thanks for the replies that I have received. Firstly, we are only looking at North America. Secondly, we are looking for a resource that can help us search and compare various areas such as Utah, Colorado, Wyoming etc. We need to evaluate the amenities available (golf, ski, fishing, etc.), the cost of the property, construction costs, vacation rental markets, etc. Does anyone out there have any expertise in this area?

Gilbert
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    1. lspalletta Says:
      September 17th, 2009 at 1:04 am

      it depends on where you are looking to do this I am in Pennsylvania in the Pocono area e-mail me and I will try to help you out

      Lori

    2. tinar92 Says:
      September 17th, 2009 at 11:36 am

      The easiest thing to do is contact a Real Estate agent in the area that you have chosen to move to. If you already have a Real Estate agent in the area that you live in now they can refer you to someone that can help you.

      Good Luck

    3. cap_raja Says:
      September 18th, 2009 at 10:40 am

      hi
      If u need in India then please mail
      I am commission agent.