When you subdivide land into more than five lots, U.S. law requires you to provide power and road access. Off-grid plans get rejected. Agricultural parcels of 36 to 40 acres, depending on the state, are exempt and can be sold without utilities.
Are you in the deal room? Said that it has to have energy emergency energy station because it's more than 5 lots. So anytime I talk to somebody, I'm like, what's your plan for energy? When they're talking about more than 5 lots and they're like, well, we're going to go off-grid, you're not going to subdivide anything in this United States and not supply it with energy. They won't let you. It's a law, right? So unless it's over 40 acres— Nevada's 40 acres, Arizona's 38, 36 acres, right? So then it's completely agricultural use. You can sell it without power. But anywhere else that you have something and you're going to divide it into pieces for people, you have to supply the power, the road, and all the stuff from there.
