Uses for small parcels of land

This "cheap real estate" meme needs to die. There's literally 46 of these available in the entire United States: treasury.gov/auctions/irs/cat_Real7.htm

Everyone's known about this trick since the 80s, it's all bought up in advance before it's even listed now.

Can you buy a cheap parcel of land and build a NEET colony on it?

Thats the federal tax auction website, not a local county one you fucking illiterate.

ur dumb

Is there something similar in Australia? Can't find anything searching "Tax auction property"

>Buying something like this would entrap me

You get to legally use the an adjacent property to access your lot (depending where you live).

You can probably even build a driveway through one of the neighbor's yards

Nah. America has this really weird thing where if you don't pay your property taxes they just take it and sell it. Some places you have to follow rules like keeping your front lawn tidy and if you don't they'll fine you or hire someone to do it and if you don't pay they'll reposes your house and put it up for auction.

Anyone found any for the UK?

I've found mentions of delinquency property auctions but can't find any online

Probably, but it isn't a given. Many places like that in the US aren't even in incorporated areas, and many more are in new areas of small towns that are zoned commercial. For instance, I live in an entirely residential area of a small town that's also zoned for small businesses.

>land of the free