The Hidden Benefits of Raw Land Investing: Why You Need Vacant Land In Your Real Estate Portfolio

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0:00 - Intro
0:36 - Land is boring (and boring is good)
1:46 - Lower Competition
2:48 - Recurring Income with Seller Financing
4:47 - Vacant Land is a Simpler Property Type
5:11 - Researching Vacant Land Online
5:37 - Vacant land has its issues
6:13 - Buying vacant land remotely
6:37 - Vacant land is much less expensive to own
8:07 - Land is a finite resource
8:41 - Generating cash flow from land (without headaches)
9:41 - Vacant land investing makes sense
10:14 - Why the lower competition? Because most people don’t get it!
11:14 - Land Investing Foundations Course
Vacant land is one of the world's most overlooked and underused real estate investments.
I’ve found that most real estate investors have some HUGE misconceptions about raw land as an investment. Many erroneously believe that vacant land is a weak (or even pointless) investment opportunity because…
- It doesn’t produce income.
- It just sits there, and nothing happens.
- It’s boring.
It’s an unfortunate misconception because the truth is - vacant land is capable of producing some serious cash flow, and it’s one of the best investments in the world BECAUSE of its hands-off nature.
I LOVE the fact that land just sits there, and NOTHING HAPPENS. The simplicity and stability of owning the right piece of land (purchased at the right price) can far outweigh the problems with owning any other type of real estate. If you’ve overlooked vacant land as an investment opportunity in the past, you need to take a few minutes and get educated about what land is all about.
Here Are 10 Reasons You Should Be Investing In Land:
1) With Vacant Land, You Don’t Need to “do” Anything to the Property.
2) Raw Land is a “Hands-Off” Investment.
3) Statistically, Vacant Land Owners are Highly Motivated to Sell.
4) Raw Land Investors Have Virtually No Competition to Deal With.
5) Vacant Land Investors Call Their Own Shots.
6) When You Learn How to Research Properties Effectively, you can Buy and Sell Vacant Land Properties Without Ever Seeing Them In-Person.
7) Add Seller Financing to the Mix, and You Can EXPLODE Your Income Potential.
8) Vacant Land is VERY Inexpensive to Own as a Long-Term Investment.
9) Raw Land Gives its Owner Peace of Mind.
10) They Aren’t Making Any More Of It.
Land Investing Is A Huge Opportunity! This niche is my most powerful strategy to build my real estate investing career. I’ve bought and sold dozens of vacant land properties and generated a lot of passive income by selling them with Seller Financing.
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[@williamtanner5996]

As a Retipster Masterclass member for two years now, I can honestly say that if you are thinking about getting into land investing…. This is a GREAT PLACE to start!!! Seth has the tools, all you need to do is provide action!

[@Retipster]

Thanks, Bill, that means a lot! I appreciate the kind words.

[@MrAhoelzel]

I always enjoy your videos. Remote investing: What is the list of things you need eyes on but on which you personally won't be eyeing? For what specific things do you need local boots on the ground?

[@Retipster]

Thanks, Andrew! I would say things like perc test, wetlands delineations, if a survey is needed, getting on-site or drone photos of the property, or just inspecting it to make sure there isn't any junk on the property... those are the things (when they're relevant) that would need boots on the ground. You can learn more about that here: retipster.com/truthaboutlandinvesting/

[@senecaivery3596]

Great content

[@Retipster]

Thanks for watching!

[@All_about_cars23]

Your are great! 🎉

[@Retipster]

Thanks! Your are too!

[@mwelwakostrick6771]

Hi Seth, I bought your land investment program a couple years ago but I've lost access to it, can you help me restore it?

[@Retipster]

Of course! Shoot us an email at [e-mail] and we'll help you out.

[@kukuna2012]

Seth, dont you think the land investors will be over sactuated someday soon?

[@Retipster]

Yes, it's certainly getting more competitive. People who want to succeed in the long term need to specialize in something (entitlements, assignments, improvements, subdividing, etc). The people who are having the hardest time with competition are those who haven't figured out what their sub-niche is in the land business. The people still doing very well have found a way to make their 'recipe' more unique by changing up their approach in some way.

[@kukuna2012]

@@Retipster thank you for your response! I think that's true for all business. if I want to survive, I need to make sure I have my niche.

[@savannahaly]

Why invest in raw land? To listen and watch to you talk about brilliant real estate investments 🤩🤑😘

[@Retipster]

That's what I like to hear!