8 Ways of Making Money Off Land Today

[@KaiAndrew]

Did ya'll know that enrollment to my Land Hacker AND 6-Figure Host Programs are launching soon? Well, join the wait-list and I'll invite you to the free workshop when we're ready to launch. kaiandrew.com

[@infernalrecap]

if you want to teach someone how to earn small fortune then teach if we have money we know brother what to do , but first teach us some tactics smal bussines idea to go big from small

[@buildlife]

Building rental cabins on my property in KY. We are a couple years from being done so I logged 87 acres - $62,000!

[@KaiAndrew]

That's awesome!

[@cobaltpatti7229]

I’m planning on doing the same! Where in KY are y’all located?

[@buildlife]

@@cobaltpatti7229 South East near Slade

[@MsTahB]

And your ag tax exemption is now gone?

[@buildlife]

@@MsTahB No they do a Farmstead Exemption over a certain size regardless.

[@crosisofborg5524]

I registered my land with a film board to make it available for film locations. Potential income plus the campground gets listed in the film credits for exposure.

[@KaiAndrew]

That's friggin' brilliant.

[@miguelyanez7048]

How can I do that also ? I live in texas

[@annieartist1101]

How did you do this? I’m in TN.

[@jrsblogs]

Info ?

[@tinarubio6778]

Really? Film ? How ?

[@ecthelion1735]

I'm also in the PNW, in WA. My dream is to use land ownership to help small farmers and keep my county rural.

[@hextacy1464]

Most underrated channel on KZbin, I subbed after 2 videos. You literally living my dream! And I'm almost at the point to start, especially having the VA loans at my disposal

[@tyrellrutledge52]

I’m so glad to get some more content out man. I just past on a 13 acre lot that was having some issues with land access close to a college town, but I’ve seen the light and appreciate any video you put out even if it’s rehashing old topics with todays market take. Fresh content is motivating, And you are one of the few using this strategy and producing it so keep it up!

[@KaiAndrew]

That is awesome! Glad you're connecting with the channel and videos :)

[@kc9433]

Hey Kai, another great video. What site did you use to find your land in Oregon?

[@Bkzzlovely21]

Thank you for the wealth of info here! Pinging with ideas already.

[@rainpunchlove]

Another great one Kai! Love the land hack talk, and I appreciate any video where you peel back the curtains on what it looks like logistically!

[@Unique77783]

You make it sound so easy. Do you have to have a business license or any type of something to do this? Is it worth it to buy land less than $50,000 to try to re-sale. How much do it normally cost to rehab the land?

[@Boostisablast]

I have two big flat fields 7acres in PA. I debated camping lots but it’s along the highway. Ideas?

[@ocean1233]

PLEASE talk about the WHOS to contact to Clear land ans set up a few sites for Tiny Homes for rental. Ty

[@Regiampiero1]

As a civil engineer these are all very good suggestions, but you're ignoring the fact that you need a massive amount of capital to make happen without leveraging yourself into the ground.

[@jodilynn9514]

We just purchased 200 acres in the mountains, with a 5500 square foot covered pavilion, 3 cabins and one enclosed pavilion. Oh and a pond lol. Not sure what to do with it. Want to make it a wedding and events venue 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@mindlessftw]

You mean you rented from the government.

[@alexcampbell8272]

Salty tears yum ​@@mindlessftw

[@mindlessftw]

@@alexcampbell8272 you def live in a apartment.

[@SelfReminder232]

How much did this cost

[@zeyalin]

Hey Kai! I’m new to the channel and starting my journey in investment. Thank you for the great information. My question is how and where to start? How much initial cash will I need in general.

[@JamesDaltonPark]

Great ideas brother

[@JS-jh4cy]

Magic mushrooms by the ounce

[@HouseJawn]

Too much competition

[@elliotcrosen]

Awesome video as always Kai!! It’s insane how much valuable information you give out. Have you ever considered doing a land heck out of country like Mexico if you wanted to develop resort or something similar?

[@KaiAndrew]

Maybe one day!

[@paulapoblete1090]

What would you do if you can only buy some cheap land? I cannot get a mortgage for already developed land...

[@paulapoblete1090]

I'm in south florida...

[@pertiboferalo]

I think you are crossing lines on USDA and VA loans. I think you just need to reiterate the difference of buying land and buying land that has a home on it.

[@12vLife]

I own a residential lot in central Florida I picked up cheap a few years ago. It faces a nature preserve and is on a street with no houses. It's a great location near great parks, retail and close enough to major city centers. Its on a dirt road but the road is firm. I carved out a clearing and driveway I compacted with shell rock. I did some landscaping for privacy and put in a natural perimeter fence and even a small pond. It very private, secure and pretty with outdoor seating and sun sail shades. Because it has no house the 100x100 foot print feels like a huge oasis. I've off grid van life camped on the lot many nights in my converted van. I have a shallow well and I compost. My understanding about Florida Law is I cannot "live" on the lot long term as it does not have a dwelling, septic tank or an occupancy license. Though I think I could easily get a way with it as nobody would even know I'm there and so it would be very hard for 9-5 county code inspectors to prove I am doing anything wrong or even get a search warrant. Anyways, I am wondering If I can safely rent out the lot on the premise that renter will follow all the laws (wink-wink) and not make any permanent changes, sublease, use it for storage or run a business from it? The intention would be to plead ignorant to code or zoning enforcement if my tenant is ever reported. Assuming this sketchy business model is doable and works, sure I would think a certain type of person would rent a lot like this for $400/mo given any small apartment is going 3x that. Thoughts? Risks? I know if I ask the county they will just say NOPE, YOU CAN'T DO THAT , yet I see countless code and zoning violations within 3 miles of me.

[@SportsLife247]

Did you ever have any luck. I have a similar interest to do almost exactly as you are saying In Colorado

[@12vLife]

Hi. I have two properties like this I've been legally developing without permits. I've been using AI chatgpt and Bard to chat with county ordinance documents and historical cases and variances. There are many stated exceptions in the code. I can be on the property at any time of the day. I'm not allow to "live" on the property.. but I can legally use my property for recreation, to work on stuff, to relax and store stuff. Note the county enforcement works m-f 9-5 :) You can clear for access and to remove invasive species. Florida has a new law that anybody filing a code complaint can't be anonymous. I suspect 90% of issues likely start with angry neighbors and complaints. About 70% of code violation hearings and appeals for cases like mine are accepted under the grounds of not having a significant impact or having a valid hardship excuse. The area I'm in has pretty much been neglected by the county and is riddled with what would be code violations so I can also argue selective enforcement too. I also looked for open violations and those are really bad - I know of one a mile away that took 2 years to resolve. I'm doing my thing and they would need my permission and possibly a warrant and 2 weeks to enter my property which gives me time to tidy up. I could make it very expensive for them to get me on some BS ordinance. The code and process seem very very reasonable especially if you are are ready to fight. I see it very hard for them to enforce some things and I've even already written up my legal arguments if ever charged with a violation. I'm allowed a hearing and can even appeal which I would.

[@Health4performance]

I intend to do the same thing. I have .8 acre lot I wanted to clear, fence and build a barn on. Ideally start with a smaller build and leave space for a future primary dwelling

[@kalebstout7673]

Curious what’s the best type of loan to get when you have never had a loan. I’m 25 and been focusing heavily on building my credit. Went from no credit back in October to 725 currently and dream of having land but land loans seems so unobtainable for me right now. I’m currently living in Austin Texas, full timing in a 5th wheel camper to save money and try to live below my means. Any tips on loans for beginners. Looking at buying acreage 5-20 acres with a house in North Carolina and want to profit off the property while living on it

[@Snappypantsdance]

First time home buyer loans. Much better rates. Make it count- It only happens once.

[@Snappypantsdance]

You might consider one of the 6 states that are income tax free? Tx, TN & FL are among them.

[@kalebstout7673]

@@Snappypantsdance thank you, I currently live in Texas but really want out. I’ve been looking at NW Arkansas or North Carolina near Asheville. However after talking to my brother in WV and realizing 30% of his pay check is taken vs only 18% is taken out of my checks in Texas

[@Snappypantsdance]

@@kalebstout7673 yeah, I come from Colorado. Beautiful state, but many issues there including water. I’m in Texas too. Was just talking to a man from Nacogdoches last night who has been all over the country. I asked him where he would choose to live if he could go anywhere. He said CO, WY, or MT. I asked him with the lack of water, not being able to grow food and animals, the state of politics and the economy, where he would choose. He paused and thought and said Texas. He said he personally would choose eastern- piney woods. Jacksonville, Bullard, Tyler. Maybe you’re not in such a bad place for what’s coming 🙂.

[@renatah251]

I have raw land in Florida on the beach w mixed upland/wetlands- Now considering mitigation credits- THANK YOU FOE THE VIDEO!!!

[@SuccessMindset2180]

1. The most effective way to make money from property is to have property 2. Vertical farming has a potential because of decreasing farmable land

[@charleslloyd7762]

Another great program.. Looking forward to your land hacker program

[@tinarubio6778]

I have 4 acres in Texas , it has tons of trees pibes and other wild trees. We put a shipping container to do Airbnb it’s not doing that well. What else should I do ? Any ideas. We don’t want to get rid of the trees

[@KaiAndrew]

Where in Texas? Post a link to the Airbnb.

[@gardenCity180]

you ever considered doing a land heck out of country like Taveuni mountains if you wanted to develop airbnb or something similar?

[@altha-rf1et]

solar farm company wants to lease 5 acres from us paying us $4,000 a year hope this goes through that will be enough to pay our homeowners ins and property taxes we have 19 acres so still got enough for us to sell off a little at a time

[@MJC__]

The range for rental rates with a solar farm is $250 to $2,000 per acre annually. Your quoted offer equates to $800 per acre....unless there are special considerations with your land, you're leaving money on the table.

[@ariAMG]

Thanks for the tips saitama

[@yonatanthedeveloper]

What’s the step by step process to rent it out back to farmers?

[@CC-gv6us]

Post it online on the many lease sites packed with offers like this and wait because nobody wants it

[@simplylifeau]

Thanks for the tips…👍

[@xooq_]

where do you find these properties though...? how do you finance them and figure out what theyre worth?

[@KaiAndrew]

I find them through using agents, zillow, batchleads or just word of mouth. Checkout my video I just released today talking about DSCR loans. Appraisals are the best way to figure out market worth, but I value them based off my experience and how much income they can produce.

[@mikethetraveler]

Value info bro! Thanks!!

[@KaiAndrew]

Any time! :)

[@Psqwall]

If you plant 30 walnut trees you will be giving the person who buys the land after your dead an opportunity to make a few thousand dollars once. Woo Hoo!

[@RobLawrenceTeam]

How much are mitigation credits per acre typically?

[@joeywhittle44]

@8:25 I'm pretty sure grape growers are called grapists.

[@joe9611]

Allegedly

[@Eastky23wildlife]

@@joe9611vineyard

[@arthuradams6561]

I would like to buy a lt and put timy homes there for rent. Can you help me please ?

[@REIwAlexY]

Im confused... this video title is very misleading as many of these "Ways of Making Money Off Land Today" are talking about existing structures or businesses which arent land. calling renting out a property as "making money off land" IMO is very silly and misleading.

[@cornerslice]

Wow I learned alot from a guy who haven't bought land yet.

[@danyaaldollie7850]

Your My Most Favrioute Land HACKER Gosh I Love Your Knowledge and Animations 🔥❤‍🔥

[@Nigriff]

Low interest rates no longer

[@vbenton11]

@KaiAndrew … any experience in leasing land to cell phone companies for cell towers? This is something I’m considering.

[@188jan]

I had 3 lots available in Huntsville Tx. I’m looking for ppl who likes to rent.

[@coreyschottgun8228]

Hope you decide to learn more about Agriculture, especially if you keep telling people to buy land.

[@Aaliyahgakill]

Thank you

[@taylor943]

Property taxes in Texas are insane

[@KaiAndrew]

You are very correct.

[@Actuallyusefulthings]

Land Hacking 00:01:59 Buy raw land, develop the land to build a structure and turn it into a destnation area to rent like airbnb Buying income Property 00:03:44 Buying anexisitng income operating property. Not a rental. Orchard, farm, bed & breakfast. 00:04:03 Types of business that are generating revenue open you up to different loan options because their cash flowing already. It gives you the correct type of permits or zoning requirements. 00:04:38 You can lease the orchard or farm to a farmer who takes care of all of it. 00:05:52 Bed & breakfast, older generation looking to retire. Immediately pick up a place that has the right permits, zoning license and steady flow of income already. Lease 00:07:11 Lease for storing things 0:08:08 want to use your land for grazing Low manitenance operation 00:08:52 Christmas tree farm, Pumpkin Patch, farmer's market, or harvesting trees for timber for 2 by 4s or high value wood like dark walnut.

[@mitchellloewen5509]

I need help, I've been thinking about enrolling in your land hacking course. I have purchased 40 acres with two streams Maui and I need more ideas about what and how to make some money! Thank you for your videos.

[@KaiAndrew]

Hey Mitchell! Would love to see if we can help. Setup a call and we'll see if the program can do anything for you and your project.

[@rarakawa1]

40 acres on Maui! How about giving some back to the Hawaiians instead of just profiting off the aina. Win win. Malama ka aina aha pua'a.

[@Timeisendless]

@@rarakawa1 I am Don’t worry God is working everything together for good

[@krev3506]

Water turbine energy, and solar immediately.

[@Accurateopinion-yg8ph]

Growing trees to cut down and be killed for using for a week is evil

[@lewisdawson7347]

Another way to increase wealth from land is to repect it. You will find as you get older you will understand this, hacking which was a MIT tech term doesn't resonate with land. Land appreciates, adding value increases wealth not only now but for your future generation. Think about the wealth you can generate for your grandchildren and your whole philosophy on investing will change.

[@jeanduran9514]

"Repect it"?

[@EnduroJack]

Do their farmer stuff lol! Do your homework! Edit: ok watched the rest of the video. Not bad! You seem to consider a lot of options.

[@KaiAndrew]

Lol. Yep, I need to learn more about farming. :)

[@gf2907]

Nope

[@kp3509]

Unrealistic. Come on. Christmas tree farm? Low maintenance?

[@roma8374]

So much crap and noise🙉So much fluff and 🐂

[@abc-ed1nr]

Texas Nevada Washington Florida….. all no income tax states…

[@greggaertner9758]

20 to 30 years to grow black walnut trees? You sacrifice your credibility with comments like that! It takes 75 or more years for a black walnut tree to grow to lumber quality.

[@farmerjeffmays9858]

Always Valuable Content 💰 Do you know anyone looking for any Ag/Residential properties in Hawthorne 20miles outside of Gainesville Florida ? I have (5) 3.33 acre Ag/Residential lots that will allow (1) Home on each lot Glamping Sites, Agri-Tourism, Airbnb, Bed & Breakfast, Farm Worker Housing, Farm Stand and much more without having to deal with planning & zoning.

[@Builtbyreyna]

Can’t believe you’re only a blue belt - going to have to unsubscribe 💀

[@porchard3628]

Bla bla bla lol

[@AnimalAlmighty]

😂😂