I have put a bunch of photos on a land listing that I have in Eloy, Arizona which is about 30-40 minutes from Phoenix and about an hour from Tucson.
It's a pretty large parcel of land sitting at 40 acres. I didn't know what else to do but stand in the middle area and take a bunch of pictures. Some of them look the same as others. If you have the time, please provide feedback, otherwise, thanks for stopping in.
Eloy, Arizona vacant residental land for sale 40 acres near Arizona City, Phoenix and Tucson.
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YOU have some great looking photos of the land! Thanks for sharing them.
Mark - I checked out your pics - they're just fine for the subject. Idea - you might try getting on the roof of your vehicle to get a different perspective. Maps also work well for property like that - shows the buyer where it is. They often have an idea of the general area - want to know your property specific location. They'll go check it out without even calling you - then they'll call to write an offer. Land is fun!
Hi Mark, Another idea would be aerial photos. Mike Jones knows a guy in Tucson that does them with a kite. You may want to check with him, it may not be real expensive. The Pinal County tax records may have something, too.