It’s like you never truly own it. Taxes.

I need help. I am currently looking to buy land with a house. I found a farm that comes with 81 Acres that hugs public. What are some amenities I should be looking aside from water and cover as it seems to be only timber.

What episode or where can I find the one where you talk with Nick Scalma about buying land. This guy mentioned in the podcast that he listened to it 3 times. Tried searching through your list of podcast episodes and couldn't find it. Great info in your podcasts, thanks for sharing.

Good stuff. Thank you

Thanks for the video. Currently in OK but want to move to TN and do a small niche farm. I am looking property in TN to start a nich free range egg farm. Also vegetables. Any TN lenders out there that may be able to assist. Looking to use USDA if possible to get the farm started. Of course this would also be my residence and homestead.

So incredible and especially when they shake them off at the end of their season

Great information! I thought the conservation easement terms and conditions were permanent to protect land for future generations. So they can be altered after all?

we have acres in NJ taken over by multi flora rose,kills all native plants,preventing food growing for wildlife,so the animals disappear

Phenomenal interview Jake, and Steve, enjoyed every minute - have Steve again and again! Would love to see your viewership-subscriber base grow Jake as your topics and approach to asking questions is top notch. Wondering if the following individuals would sit down with you from time to time (while acknowledging there may be some sponsorship hurdles to overcome) for they all are great plus have a KZbin following: - Lee Lakosky - Jared Mills - Heartland bowhunter crew - Owen Reigler from Midwest whitetail Thanks in advance

Great stuff as usual Jake.

Much respect for Steve Hanson. Very informed and practical person unlike some of our legislators.

Hello

2021 soil test. too far from dec 28, 2023 sale?

Very good episode

Iam new 2 this?

1000 acres for me. I can set it up the way that i want to. Food plots, pinch points, funnel, box blind on crops, cedar thickets, creek bottom. Stands set up for every wind direction. I can let the deer grow to 5 to 7 year's old.

Jake, you are such a professional at interviewing people. I enjoy your interviews more than anyone's in the outdoor world. Thanks man.

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Excellent guest. The Lord God has built amazing things but the next one will be even better for those who partake.

Oklahoma land agent here - 420 transactions last year around farm and land - please feel free to ask any questions and let's get the next gen of farmers on their way!

Such a relatable topic, really enjoyed it. Im from Michigan and chasing all the same dreams as your guest there. We.just purchased 60 in northern Missouri with SE access and west access which was on my top priority list, also hunt SE ohio, have sold a few Michigan farms to get to where i am now. Love it!

Great video Jake and Calvin

I am a NEW SUB!! I live in Hales Corners Wisconsin!! I want to network!! I will pay the privilege!! And i bring a lot to the table. :)

Good stuff brother

Poor sweet baby. Thank you for rescuing the little one.

Jake, great show, Jeff is right on with all his knowledge. I watched this show about a month and a half ago and took it to heart. I Started looking in Hodgeman County Kansas and found a quarter (160 acres) north of Dodge City that fit perfect. It has about 70 acres on a tillable lease and 90 on a pasture lease. Probably will do CRP program next year on the tillable and get that grass growing to give those deer some awesome bedding area.There is so much more I found out about the area by driving from Birmingham to Dodge City and just talking with the locals and surrounding land owners.But, Jeff is definitely on point about Kansas! God bless

Cool channel.

Nothing better than buying a farm! It's been 11 years since I bought my first 40 at auction but I will never forget it. My pulse rate went up just listening to him talk about his auction experience 😅. 2 days before the auction my wife sat me down, had all the finances jotted down on paper and said look we can't afford it...... So I did the only sensible thing, I went to the auction at bought it.😮 I've recently asked her what it would take to get her to sell that farm and she said well I guess we would have to find someplace just like it.😎

Where did all the land listings go? Been looking for about 3 months ago and see lots of under contract/sold listings in the Gates, NC, Southampton County, VA areas for a somewhat decent prices. Now, absolutely nothing, and when something does hit the market, it is almost double of what things were just a few months ago. It is absolutely discouraging for people like me that have cash to buy but not willing to pay these insane prices. It's as if EVREYONE has $100's of thousands of dollars in their back pockets. Me and my wife just don't get it. 10 years ago if you had that much money cash you were king of the world and had so many pickings at your fingertips. Never in a million years did we think we would be where we are with real estate, yet here we are. Another major mistake we have made I guess.

We pass 2-3 year old bucks up constantly on our Illinois property. If the hunters would be more selective in Michigan and Wisconsin would have the monsters! Look how Wisconsin's doe tags worked out.

I did let’s do it

I got lucky and found a solid deal a couple years ago. Farmer selling his woods around a large ag finger in hill country. I jumped on it and got it for just under 4k an acre. It had been let go. I reclaimed logging roads, expanded a food plot, put cameras up, added strategic water holes and put some stands up. Sold it a year later for just over 5.5k an acre. I think a lot of it came down to due diligence in searching for land i could afford, luck with finding a spot, and hard work improving the property.

Is it easier to buy land through a business entity? Would you recommend a book, or video, or couse on forming a land investment company? Or should i not form a business to buy and sell land?

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This constant debt game of buying properties, trying to fix them up, then refinance them is going to eventually fall out. This is way way worse than 2009-2012 and people like this guy are going to be the one crying poor and filing bankruptcy when the whole house of cards comes falling down. I blame the fed for this stupidity. Ill be there ready to snatch up land when these people go bust.

Having a good buck/turkey farm 5 minutes from the house that we've developed over the years I can't imagine ever selling it because it would be so hard or even impossible to replace something so usable. I guess all this land flipping goes on when guys only find a deal that really isn't as usable due do distance. I'm a business owner and a little bit of a risk taker but I would have a very hard time creating such risk. I check the listing about everyday but boy deals around central IL don't seem to exist especially if they are advertised.

Ryan's art is amazing work.

Paul Volcker did the courageous thing in the 80s to bring inflation under control. The comments from the guy on the left with a very poor microphone and a weak voice shows his ignorance of the economy at the macro level. Good thing he's in real estate.

For the purpose of sale?... Otherwise, the value is determined by the deed holder. Or, in the case the bank still has an interest in it - they determine the value, and of course don't forget your friends at the assessor's office. And for the purpose of leveraging equity, the value is determined by appraisal. Your guy is factually incorrect on many fronts.

Skip says he helped his mom pay their house payment when he was a kid. Just smiling like he wouldnt trade his life experience for anything. Dude seems like a cool guy.

WOAAAH so mindblowing…this guy actually thinks hes dmart bc he just said „supply and demand determine price“

Ah yeah this is clearly not a thing that exist. If it was there wouldnt be a worldwide housing crisis.

Skips right. My dad never owned a new truck in his life. But he owns farms. My father in law cries about not owning a farm and missing out in the 90's and 2000's. But drives a brand new truck every other year.

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Excellent points. Jake I love your work on the Exodus channel and just found this podcast. Really enjoyed it and will be checking out your other stuff as I hope to eventually buy a smaller piece in my home state.

Land conservation !!!!

Keep em comin Jake!

Jake. Can you 1031 a rental condo into raw land? I’ve heard yes & no

Trying to start in TN. Do you have a contact I could talk to?