Land to Land Holdings LLC

Land to Land Holdings LLC We buy and sell vacant land. It is our mission to assist you in the purchase of your dream property!

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Nearly three quarters of an acre in the high desert outside Deming, where the Florida Mountains rise against endless New...
07/19/2026

Nearly three quarters of an acre in the high desert outside Deming, where the Florida Mountains rise against endless New Mexico sky:
πŸ•οΈ Set up a base camp for rockhounding trips to the famous Rockhound State Park nearby
πŸŒ„ Wake up to unobstructed mountain views with no zoning restrictions on your build
🚴 Explore the Silver Spike rail trail on weekend rides through open desert terrain
πŸ”­ Experience some of the darkest night skies in the Southwest from your own land

No zoning means you decide what belongs here, whether that's a small cabin, an RV setup, or simply a place to return to.

πŸ“ Property Details:
πŸ“ Deming, NM
πŸ“ Size: 0.72 acres
πŸ”Ÿ APN: 3047140004307
🧭 GPS: 32.231350, -107.682700
βœ”οΈ Zoning: No Zoning
βœ… Status: Available
πŸ’° $85 down, $85/month

πŸ’¬ DM "LUNA" for more photos, video, and everything you need to get started.
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2.38 acres of high desert quiet in Chiloquin, where ponderosa pines meet wide open sky and Crater Lake sits just an hour...
07/18/2026

2.38 acres of high desert quiet in Chiloquin, where ponderosa pines meet wide open sky and Crater Lake sits just an hour away:
πŸ•οΈ Set up a base camp for summer trips to Crater Lake without fighting for campground reservations
🏠 Build a small cabin on R-2 residential zoning with room to spread out on over two acres
🌲 Wake up to Klamath Basin birdsong and air that smells like juniper and sage
🎣 Use Sprague River as your 17-minute gateway to some of Oregon's best trout water

This is land for someone who wants elbow room, dark skies, and a place that's theirs to build on over time.

πŸ“ Property Details:
πŸ“ Chiloquin, OR
πŸ“ Size: 2.38 acres
πŸ”Ÿ APN: R266410
🧭 GPS: 42.51695, -121.49415
βœ”οΈ Zoning: Residential-2 (R-2)
βœ… Status: Available
πŸ’° $247 down, $247/month

πŸ’¬ DM "KLAMATH" for more photos, video, and everything you need to get started.
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Most of what we own can vanish pretty fast. A job disappears. A landlord sells. A bank changes terms. But a piece of lan...
07/17/2026

Most of what we own can vanish pretty fast. A job disappears. A landlord sells. A bank changes terms. But a piece of land with your name on it, paid off and clear, sits there whether the world holds steady or not.

That's why more people are thinking about homesteads again. Not fantasy farms with matching overalls. Real dirt. Room for a garden, maybe some chickens, a rainwater tank. Enough space to become a little more self-sufficient in a world that feels less certain every year.

The people reaching out to us aren't doomsday preppers. They're parents who want something real to pass down. They're folks tired of paying rent on a future they'll never own. They want less, not more. A simpler life where the ground under their feet actually belongs to them.

Owner financing makes that reachable without waiting for a bank to say yes. Monthly payments you can plan around, no credit hoops, and when it's paid off the deed records in your name. Something permanent in an impermanent time.

We have acreage in Florida, New Mexico, and Oregon. Different climates, different dreams, same idea: a place to lean on yourself a little more.

What would you grow first if you had the space?

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Nobody buys land because they want more noise.They buy it because somewhere along the way, the constant hum became too m...
07/16/2026

Nobody buys land because they want more noise.

They buy it because somewhere along the way, the constant hum became too much. The notifications. The traffic. The feeling that your attention belongs to everyone but you.

A piece of ground doesn't ask anything from you. It just sits there, patient, waiting for whatever you decide to bring to it. A tent. A firepit. Eventually, maybe, something more permanent. The pace is yours to set.

There's something that happens when you stand on land that belongs to you and the only sound is wind through grass. Your shoulders drop. Your breathing slows. The mental clutter starts to loosen its grip.

This is what 'less is more' actually feels like. Not deprivation. Not going without. Just the absence of everything fighting for a piece of you.

Some folks want a weekend escape. Others are building toward a full homestead, a place where self-sufficiency isn't a buzzword but a daily practice. Both paths start the same way: with ground under your feet that no landlord, no algorithm, no corporation can take back.

Owner financing means you can start that path without a bank deciding whether you qualify. Monthly payments you can plan around. No credit checks. Just a clear agreement between you and us.

What would you do with a quiet place that was truly yours?

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If a bank already told you no on vacant land, that is not the end of the story. It is the beginning of a different one.A...
07/12/2026

If a bank already told you no on vacant land, that is not the end of the story. It is the beginning of a different one.

All week we have been breaking down why banks avoid raw land loans and how owner financing works instead. Today is the simple part: what happens next for you.

When you buy land through owner financing, you hold equitable title during the payment period. That means you can use the property, camp on it, and make light improvements that do not require permits. The legal deed transfers to you once the balance is paid in full. No bank committee. No 40% down. No credit check standing between you and a piece of land you can actually use.

We wrote a full blog post walking through the whole picture, from why banks say no to how owner financing fills that gap to what your rights look like at each stage. If you have been researching land and hit that wall, this one is for you.

The link is below.

What would you do with a few acres if the bank was not part of the equation?

πŸ“– Read the full breakdown: https://www.landtolandholdings.com/blog/why-banks-wont-loan-on-vacant-land/

Banks don't lend on raw land without painful terms. But that's not the only path to ownership.Owner financing flips the ...
07/10/2026

Banks don't lend on raw land without painful terms. But that's not the only path to ownership.

Owner financing flips the script: instead of a bank, the seller carries the note. You agree on a price and down payment, sign a land contract, and make monthly payments directly to the seller until the balance is paid in full. No underwriting committee. No credit check. No 40% down.

During the payment period, you hold equitable title. That means you can use the property, camp on it, and make light improvements that don't require permits. The legal deed stays with the seller until you've paid it off, then transfers to you.

What does it cost to start? Down payments begin in the hundreds. Monthly payments are built around real budgets, not bank formulas. Most of our buyers spent less getting started than they would on a long weekend trip.

The full article breaks down why banks say no in the first place, what happens if you miss a payment, and how early deed transfer works for buyers who want to build sooner.

If you could buy land without a bank, what would you do with it?

πŸ“– Read the full breakdown: https://www.landtolandholdings.com/blog/why-banks-wont-loan-on-vacant-land/

When a bank turns down your land loan, it feels personal. It isn't. It's math.Banks lend based on one question: how easi...
07/08/2026

When a bank turns down your land loan, it feels personal. It isn't. It's math.

Banks lend based on one question: how easily can we recover our money if this goes sideways? A house answers that question well. It has an appraised value tied to comparable sales. It generates shelter someone will pay rent for. It sells in weeks on a busy market.

Raw land doesn't check those boxes. There's no rental income stream. Appraisals are tricky when there's nothing built to compare. And in a rural county, resale can take months or years, not weeks. From a banker's spreadsheet, vacant land is just harder to turn back into cash quickly.

So they either decline outright or make the terms painful: 40% down, short repayment windows, rates a couple points above what you'd pay on a house, and strict credit requirements. It's not that they think you're a bad borrower. It's that the collateral doesn't fit their recovery model.

Once you understand this, the rejection makes sense. And it opens up a different question: what financing paths are actually built for land buyers?

Our latest blog breaks down the alternative that exists outside the banking system, how it works, and what to expect.

Have you ever been told no by a bank and wondered what the real reason was?

πŸ“– Read the full breakdown: https://www.landtolandholdings.com/blog/why-banks-wont-loan-on-vacant-land/

You find the perfect parcel. You can already picture the firepit, the stars, the quiet. Then you call your bank.'We don'...
07/06/2026

You find the perfect parcel. You can already picture the firepit, the stars, the quiet. Then you call your bank.

'We don't do loans on raw land.'

If you have heard those words, you are not alone. This is the number one wall first-time land buyers hit. Banks have their reasons, and most of them have nothing to do with you or your ability to pay.

Here is what matters: that phone call is not the end of the road. It is just the wrong road.

There is another way to buy land, one that does not require a bank's blessing, a perfect credit score, or 40% down. We wrote a short article that breaks down why banks say no and what the alternative actually looks like.

🌲 Read the full piece on our blog at landtolandholdings.com

Have you ever been told no by a bank when trying to buy land?

πŸ“– Read the full breakdown: https://www.landtolandholdings.com/blog/why-banks-wont-loan-on-vacant-land/

Today's the last day.For the past week, we've offered a simple way to claim your own piece of this country during its 25...
07/06/2026

Today's the last day.

For the past week, we've offered a simple way to claim your own piece of this country during its 250th birthday. $17.76 holds any available property while you finalize owner-financing terms with us. No bank. No credit check. Just a small step toward something real.

I think about why land matters to people. For some it's a future homesite. For others it's an investment, or a place to park an RV and watch the stars. For me, it was those summers at my uncle's place. Family outside, unplugged, together. I didn't understand it then, but that empty land held everything.

Today, when our phones are always buzzing and screens always glowing, a quiet half-acre of New Mexico desert feels like a small act of rebellion. A place that belongs to you. A place to breathe.

We have a .50 acre parcel in Deming, NM right now. Flat, accessible, ready for whatever you dream up. It could be yours.

The July 1 to 6 window closes tonight. If you've been thinking about it, wondering what it might feel like to own a piece of the country you call home, this is the moment.

Not someday. Today.

What would you do with a little land of your own?

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ The offer: $17.76 holds any available property through July 6. No bank, no credit check. We finalize your owner-financing terms together, and the land is yours to pay off over time.
πŸ’¬ DM "AMERICA" to reserve your piece of America.

Growing up, my uncle owned a piece of vacant land. Every summer our whole family would pile out there together. We rode ...
07/05/2026

Growing up, my uncle owned a piece of vacant land. Every summer our whole family would pile out there together. We rode 4-wheelers through the trees, fished until the sun dropped, and cooked out under more stars than I'd ever seen anywhere else. I remember being a kid and thinking, why would anyone want land with nothing on it? But that was the whole point. There was nothing to do but be together.

Those summer nights shaped something in me. The smell of pine smoke. The quiet. The feeling that this little patch of earth was ours.

This July marks America's 250th birthday. And I can't think of a better time to help someone else start their own story.

We have 2.38 acres in Chiloquin, Oregon, tucked into the Klamath County pines. It's the kind of place where you can pitch a tent, build a cabin someday, or just sit in a camp chair and listen to nothing. No traffic. No notifications. Just sky and trees and time with the people who matter.

From July 1 to July 6, a $17.76 reservation deposit holds any available property while you finalize owner financing terms. No bank. No credit check. Just a small step toward something that could belong to your family for generations.

Two hundred and fifty years ago, people fought for the idea that ordinary folks could own their own land. That still means something.

What would you build on a quiet piece of ground that was finally, truly yours?

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ The offer: $17.76 holds any available property through July 6. No bank, no credit check. We fin

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