BillyLand.com   >  Land for Sale   >  Cheap Land for Sale (This page is updated daily.) We have Cheap Land for Sale starting at $375 per Acre!   58 Residential-Quality Parcels priced less than $5,000 per Acre! This list shows only land priced below $5,000 per Acre. You may want to view all of our Land for Sale.  Cheap Land in Colorado  27 Parcels starting at $1,180 per Acre   Cheap Land in Kentucky  1 Parcel priced at $3,024 per Acre   Cheap Land in Missouri  13 Parcels starting at $2,931 per Acre   Cheap Land in Montana  1 Parcel priced at $2,985 per Acre   Cheap Land in Nevada  5 Parcels starting at $375 per Acre   Cheap Land in Oklahoma  1 Parcel priced at $2,349 per Acre   Cheap Land in Oregon  5 Parcels starting at $1,988 per Acre   Cheap Land in South Dakota  1 Parcel priced at $1,625 per Acre   Cheap Land in Tennessee  4 Parcels starting at $3,618 per Acre  Don't miss out on new Land Investment Opportunties! Be the first to know about new Land for Sale! What makes Cheap Land such a good investment? History has proven it is literally impossible to lose money owning land if purchased cheap enough and if held long enough. Though it's true that today's stock prices are also 'cheap', there remains a significant difference between stocks and land. No one can predict with absolute certainty how the Stock Market will perform. No one knows which companies will survive and prosper in the years ahead and which companies will be mismanaged by greedy CEO's, outdated by new technology, or otherwise fail to perform. But every single acre of land that exists today will still be here in the future. Many large and profitable companies of 25 years ago are gone and worth nothing today, but every single acre of land is still here and worth far more today than 25 years ago. Why will land values continue to rise? There are many reasons why, but two are most important. First, simple economic inflation causes everything to increase in price, including land. Second, an expanding population creates an increasing demand for land, however new land cannot be manufactured to accomodate this increasing demand. Thus an investment in cheap land can offer security, future financial rewards, and a hedge against economic inflation.