Thank you for alerting us, Marcus. I will look into this right now and update you here when it’s been resolved.

Hi Landon,

As long as you followed Steven’s pricing steps, you will be fine. Some areas warrant $500/acre and others should be priced at $3,000/acre.

Second, if you sent out enough mail (at lease 1,500 for RVL) you will get a response. It takes about 2 weeks initially, so keep the mail going and you wont have any lulls.

Sit tight & good job!
Jill

Great advice from Kevin. People will look you up & having an online presence makes a difference. You can make it fancy later…

Hi Quinn, I would add to spend a ton of time in this online community. As you can see, it’s packed with tons of information & scenarios for you to watch & learn until you are ready to dive in.

Glad you are here!

Jill

Ben – check out the how-to video that Neil made.
Link to WordPress Video

You can also hire someone cheap to get you going on Fiverr or UpWork.

Hi Quinn. Honestly, I would recommend starting with podcasts. Not only should you listen to the Land Academy Show and Casual Fridays REI to learn about land flipping, but be sure to listen to BiggerPockets Real Estate Investing, BiggerPockets Money, and ChooseFI for general investing and life-hacking advice. I would also suggest reading ‘The…[Read more]

Update. Ok — lesson learned: Don’t panic and assume the worst after talking to just one person. Turns out you can have deeds notarized in MD, but typically banks (and some notary publics) may refuse out of liability concerns. But it is possible to find others to notarize these documents in Maryland without spending money on a title closing.