Rural land flipping means acquiring rural or recreational land at a discount, typically from motivated or absentee owners, and reselling it for a profit, frequently by offering buyers seller-financed terms.
Log in to followBeen going back and forth with an operator for six weeks. Small shop, three people, buys rural and recreational parcels in four counties across two states, sells most of them on i…
First mail campaign to absentee owners of 5 to 40 acre rural parcels in two adjacent counties. Pulled the list from the county assessor's data, filtered for owners whose mailing a…
Underwriting a single parcel and the two exits keep giving me answers that don't compare cleanly. Basis is $19,400 all in on 34 acres of mixed timber and pasture with paved road f…
Package came from an operator who's been flipping recreational parcels for about six years and wants capital back to buy more. Nine performing notes, total unpaid balance $191,700…
An operator I've been talking to sent me the template he uses for his owner-financed land sales so I could see how the deal works before I put money anywhere near it. I read docum…
Bought six parcels in one county over eight months, all 20 to 40 acres, average basis around $2,050 an acre. Three sold inside 60 days at $3,400 an acre, which is what set my pric…
Sent 600 letters to absentee owners in one rural county about two hours from a mid-size city. Got back a call from a woman who inherited a parcel from an uncle in the 90s, has nev…