Released on: September 4, 2008, 2:03 pm

Press Release Author: Sandy Cannon,

Industry: Real Estate

Press Release Summary: A New York City company, American Acres, Inc is selling
land in the town of Albion located in Boone County for as little as $3.95. Sure,
it’s tiny in size (only 1 square inch), but buyers officially own the land and
they’ll get full-sized legal deeds to prove it…and that’s big.

Press Release Body: New York, NY, September 4, 2008 – So, you want to own land in
Nebraska but don’t want to travel there in the heat of the summer or the dead of the
winter to check out property? Well here’s news for you: you can now buy land in
Boone County, Nebraska without seeing it, without using a real estate broker and
without taking any significant financial risk at all.

A New York City company, American Acres, Inc is selling land in the town of Albion
located in Boone County for as little as $3.95 on their website href=\"http://ownapieceofamerica.us/\"> Own a Piece of America . Sure, it’s tiny
in size (only 1 square inch), but buyers officially own the land and they’ll get
full-sized legal deeds to prove it…and that’s big.

Although property owners are not able to do much with their Boone County land, they
are also not subject to the difficulties that most land owners face. No taxes, no
maintenance, no additional charges, and they own the land forever.

American Acres, Inc. purchased the acre of land located in Boone County in July 1980
for $500.00 with the express purpose of buying 49 additional acres, one in each of
the other states in order to create the Own a Piece of America program. Each acre
contains 6,272,640 square inches and at $3.95 per inch, an acre is worth
approximately $25 million dollars…of course only if they sell out. Additionally
with the company also owning 50 acres in all 50 states, the total number of
“parcels” available for sale number well over 300 million.

Scott Moger, company president and whose idea it was to purchase the land in
Nebraska in 1980 as well as all the 50 states, is quick to point out that “these
‘mini-estates,’ can\'t be lived on or retired on. Landowners may not drill for oil
or build apartment complexes. Owners shall not occupy the parcels and must grant
rights of ingress and egress over their parcel. They are completely free of
responsibility and obligations…and the fun of bragging about owning land in the
United States is priceless, to say the least!\"

The land is made available only through American Acres’ website
OwnaPieceofAmerica.us. Visitors to the web site can also purchase a one-square inch
parcel in any single state in the country or, even better, they can buy the most
popular offering, a Deed to the United States, which certifies ownership to one
square inch of land in each and every state in the USA.

Never before has something so small become so big. Land from the Own A Piece of
America program has been sold around the world in China, Japan, India, Germany,
Spain, the United Kingdom, Canada, but of course Americans purchase the most. And
Americans have been purchasing the Deeds to the United States, not only as unique
birthday presents and unusual Christmas gifts, but have been sending them overseas
to servicemen and servicewomen currently fighting the way on terror in Iraq and
Afghanistan.

\"What is the purpose of owning a one square inch of land...anywhere?\" \"What can I
do with such a tiny piece of earth?\" Well, if you don\'t have a sense of humor...or
an imagination, then these unique birthday
gifts and unusual Christmas presents
just aren\'t for you. They are the perfect gift for the person who has
everything.

The land is available exclusively at www.ownapieceofamerica.us and has been approved
by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission for sale as a novelty item;
not as an investment.

For additional information contact Sandy Cannon via email
at NewsStoryInfo@gmail.com or Scott Moger at 212
598-0062.


Web Site: http://www.ownapieceofamerica.us

Contact Details: Sandy Cannon
American Acres, Inc.
205 3rd Avenue
New York, NY 10003
212 598-0062
email - NewsStoryInfo@gmail.com