Thanks for the great suggestions, smoothie.
Although I highly value my privacy, you're right, I should have a bit more info here but posting my drivers license to a forum isn't likely to happen (of course any interested buyer is welcome to see it, and everything else required for a legal property transfer).
Here's a quick picture, from about 3 years ago. Not great, as we were experiencing a drought then (much greener now with more wildlife), but it at least gives an idea. It's looking West (or slightly NW), from an 80'ish foot hill on the property, and it shows the vehicle I was driving back then (for scale) on the main road, Cedar Springs Rd. The mountain peak on the far left, is the one that works best for putting a zipline.
It's about a 400 foot elevation change from the top to where my jeep was. The best views from the property, btw, are from on top (or part way up) that mountain, looking East over the entire National park.
http://i62.tinypic.com/2wnp9up.jpg
I've already engaged a realtor to list this in the "normal USD world", she is a licensed Real Estate broker (Pam Clouse) that I've purchased property from before, and their website is:
http://www.westtxrealty.com
It's not on their site yet, as she wanted to get some new/fresh pics taken first. As soon as it's up, I'll post the link here.
This weekend I'll go dig through my paperwork to find some documentation I might feel comfortable to scan & post.
FYI, anyone can look up the online tax info for properties in Brewster county:
http://www.brewstercotad.org
Just do the property search, "Advanced", and property ID # 31009
Any potential buyer should realize, this is a real estate transaction, that we need to do correctly. It'll take at least a week or two to get all the paperwork and small fees done through the title company/escrow company/county assessors office/etc. Plenty of time for the buyer and Title company to strongly verify legal ownership and right of transfer.
Any questions, please ask. I also turned on "notify" on my BTCtalk account, so PM'ing me at CryptoZen is fine, too.
Although I highly value my privacy, you're right, I should have a bit more info here but posting my drivers license to a forum isn't likely to happen (of course any interested buyer is welcome to see it, and everything else required for a legal property transfer).
Here's a quick picture, from about 3 years ago. Not great, as we were experiencing a drought then (much greener now with more wildlife), but it at least gives an idea. It's looking West (or slightly NW), from an 80'ish foot hill on the property, and it shows the vehicle I was driving back then (for scale) on the main road, Cedar Springs Rd. The mountain peak on the far left, is the one that works best for putting a zipline.
It's about a 400 foot elevation change from the top to where my jeep was. The best views from the property, btw, are from on top (or part way up) that mountain, looking East over the entire National park.http://i62.tinypic.com/2wnp9up.jpg
I've already engaged a realtor to list this in the "normal USD world", she is a licensed Real Estate broker (Pam Clouse) that I've purchased property from before, and their website is:
http://www.westtxrealty.com
It's not on their site yet, as she wanted to get some new/fresh pics taken first. As soon as it's up, I'll post the link here.
This weekend I'll go dig through my paperwork to find some documentation I might feel comfortable to scan & post.
FYI, anyone can look up the online tax info for properties in Brewster county:
http://www.brewstercotad.org
Just do the property search, "Advanced", and property ID # 31009
Any potential buyer should realize, this is a real estate transaction, that we need to do correctly. It'll take at least a week or two to get all the paperwork and small fees done through the title company/escrow company/county assessors office/etc. Plenty of time for the buyer and Title company to strongly verify legal ownership and right of transfer.
Any questions, please ask. I also turned on "notify" on my BTCtalk account, so PM'ing me at CryptoZen is fine, too.