Land search in Pensacola Florida/So. Alabama

Howdy yall my sisters and I are looking for land in the Pensacola /So. Alabama area. We havent bought land before and are looking to buy 2 to 10 acres within the next few months. We are hoping to build tiny homes or small cabins on the property or even buy land with a trailer on it already (we have about 60 grand but thats for land and housing) Becoming self sufficient homesteaders is our goal with small livestock and solar, off grid style. Any resources to buy cheap land would be greatly appreciated! God bless and many thanks!

I usually use realtor.com since I have been using that resource for a long time.

It is wise to find a realtor to help you with your search so you will have someone to represent you at closing.

I have found that the best way to find cheap land is to look for something with a fixer-upper house as adding utilities can be really expensive and land with a house usually has all the utilities such as electricity, water, and sewer/septic system.

Best wishes for your land search.

Howdy.
I live in Escambia County near Pensacola.
This is actually a great place for homesteading, however the last few years have gotten much more expensive.
The north part of the panhandle is cheaper, and you will find cheaper land in Holmes, Jackson and counties out that way.  there are parts out here that are still quite remote.
In north Escambia county it is rather hard to find anything because the area is getting flooded with those leaving other states to come here and the Mennonites don't sell their land often.
Santa Rosa near Jay, Chumuckla is great also.  
I mentioned Holmes earlier as that is one of my favorite counties, its hilly and beautiful land and nice old towns.
In Alabama on the north side there are many possibilities also.
A few things though set the regions apart.
Florida has very low land taxes and no state income tax.  
Alabama has low land taxes also but they have a state income tax.  
The soil here varies wildly, but at least here in the NW you have seasons.  
If you go through a realtor, be prepared to be jipped,  they always want highest most insane price and oh I have stories.
I gave up after seeing my dreams dashed a lot, so I went to the source twice of the land I wanted and made an offer with the owner on land they were not using.  
You can also offer cash and get away cheaper.  I would suggest to not call unless quite remote.  you meet with someone in person and discuss it and you have better results.  Do not email or send letters.  I get those offers every day and throw them out.  People here will square you up to determine if it will work or not.  I live in a subdivision, but there was land around me and I started buying it up lot by lot and now have 1.5 acres.  Its really convenient and I get everything I want nearby but you gotta give up something to get something.  By going that route, the land that the guy from California was going to pay $30,000 for, the guy sold to me for $15,000 cause he didn't want "whiney people living next door." so he took a loss.  We are not all about money down here.