SearchTempest VS LandAndFarm

IMO, Pinkbike is the way to go. You pay a bit of a premium, but its not much and there are great deals to be had too. Also, I've been using searchtempest.com to search CL nationwide and I have found some golden deals this way. My best find was a Santa Cruz Highball frame, with carbon bars, carbon seat post, and a headset that was basically brand new for $1000. I also bought a NIB XX1 cassette priced at dealer cost. Source: 12 months ago

You can use searchtempest.com to search FB marketplace, craigslist, etc. All at once. Source: about 1 year ago

Assuming US here. Pinkbike.com and searchtempest.com. Source: over 1 year ago

When I'm looking for a used bike, I use pinkbike.com and searchtempest.com to search nationwide. In most cases, you are beholden to the market if you limit your search locally. You get what you get. Searching nationwide is how you do it. Source: over 1 year ago

In my area I've seen 11 speed red AXS groups pop up for $900 and less and just sit unsold for weeks. If you are going to go DA, I'd suggest going to 9100, and the rim brake di2 stuff sells for surprisingly cheap. I use searchtempest.com to find stuff on craigslist all over the country. Its been great and you can get some killer deals. Just gotta convince people to ship and obviously you are assuming some risk not... Source: over 1 year ago

Probably depends on location. I did a comparison for two different counties in WV, one county Zillow shows more listings, landwatch.com 2nd while the other county Landwatch.com more listings. land.com and landandfarm.com fewer listings. Source: 11 months ago

I’m also interested to find out if anyone has shared their listing themselves after the realtor has put it on the mls. I keep an eye on a few sites like landandfarm.com. Does anyone also list elsewhere or do you just rely on your realtor’s marketing? If you do share, do you have a preferred site? Source: about 1 year ago

Also look up landandfarm.com to shop various properties. Both are excellent places to shop. Source: over 1 year ago

First off, you need to own the land you're building on, which is not exactly easy with $0. Building anything anywhere that you do not own is trespassing and squatting, which rural communities especially hate, and will quickly launch you into being the focus of some stranger danger vibes. Sure, you can look at cheap land on landandfarm.com but the cheap stuff is cheap for a reason. Source: over 1 year ago

Landandfarm.com sometimes has properties that aren't listed elsewhere. Source: about 2 years ago