Blogs

Key Takeaways 
● Growth is the biggest driver of property values, and knowing which are growing faster than others is essential in being a smart land investor.
● But it is critical to find county-level data which offers more localised insight than state land
● Population is helpful in determining the ‘pathway of growth’ but are just one of many important variables

Key Takeaways 
● Facebook is where we sell 75% of our parcels—but scammers know this too, making verification essential before you commit.
● Six red flags instantly identify fake listings: new accounts with no history, prices 40%+ below market, sellers who won’t talk on the phone, stolen photos, and refusal to provide parcel numbers.
● Three simple verification steps take 15 minutes and eliminate 95% of scams: reverse image search, county record check, and phone call verification.

Key Takeaways 
● Why building wealth through tangible assets can feel challenging 
● What it really means to be a Smart Land Investor 
● How land can offer a calmer approach to ownership for certain people

Key Takeaways 
● Land investing prioritises long-term positioning and simplicity, without tenants, maintenance, or ongoing operational involvement. 
● Comparing short-term returns across assets is misleading; holding through full market cycles determines real outcomes. 
● Strong land results come from disciplined due diligence, verified fundamentals, and realistic growth assumptions.

Key Takeaways
● Why land title problems are often discovered long after a purchase is complete
● How common title issues typically originate without obvious warning signs
● What reviewing ownership records helps you understand before you commit to land

Key Takeaways
● Land typically requires less upfront capital than rental properties
● Ownership does not involve tenants, maintenance, or property management
● In growing regions, long-term land appreciation has remained competitive

Key Takeaways
● Land ownership often does not require mortgage approval or traditional credit checks
● Seller financing can lower the barrier to entry compared to housing
● A structured due diligence process helps reduce common land-buying risks

Key Takeaways
● The 3 most common land scams (fake sellers, hidden liens, landlocked parcels) can be spotted in less than 10 minutes using free county tools
● A simple 7-point checklist eliminates 95% of bad deals before you waste time or money—the same system professionals use
● Legitimate land sellers provide documentation upfront and welcome your due diligence—if someone pressures you to skip verification, walk away