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 followI ran the same 20 acre parcel two ways on a spreadsheet and I can't decide which column I like, so I'll put the numbers up and let people argue. Cost in is $8,400. I'm asking $22,…
I'd like the option that actually sells without drama, and I'm stuck between two ways to spend the same $12,000 on a first parcel. Option one is cheap and remote. Something like 4…
Sitting on two options with the same seller family and I have to pick a policy, not a deal. Parcel A: 34 acres, deed chain clean back four transfers, access off a maintained count…
I've been building out the terms side of a small rural land plan and I've stalled on the document choice, because the two camps I read both sound experienced and they say opposite…
I'm pricing a service for rural land flippers and the fee structure is the entire question, so I want to hear how operators would rather be billed. The work is the unglamorous mid…
I've been pricing out what it would take to run payment collection for a small land portfolio, partly because I'm trying to work out where a service business fits around this nich…
Working out which strategy fits me and this one has stalled my thinking for a week. The pitch for rural land on terms is that you get a markup plus interest, so a one-time flip tu…