@sanju-judygmail-com

I realize the property sizes are similar, but does the local comps support an offer price of $300/acre for 2.5 acre properties? Depending on the area you are working, sometimes smaller properties will demand a higher price per acre. I’d suggest checking your comps and making sure the numbers work in your favor, then ask if…[Read more]

@rotortech thanks for this tip. One note, currently this is only available in the Android app. The iOS app only lets you take a picture. But I use the Dropbox app as it does have the scan option.

@sandyland sent you a pm. I’m far from an expert but happy to chat.

Great advice for a seasoned professional, thanks Kevin @rotortech

If only I had done this on my first mailer… LOL I would have avoided sending out offers ranging from 3-18% instead of the 23% that I had planned on sending. Good thing it was a smaller “test” mailer. But, @milan is also right, overthinking things can kill you in this business.…[Read more]

@skye457 welcome LA! Where in Texas are you? (I’m near Austin.)

@aillon are you seeing the 2.0 logo in the dashboard? If the above suggestions don’t work, you might just try another browser.

https://landacademy.com/member-area/infill-lots

@jtolmstead at least you were able to identify your error, I never found mine other than some sort of copy/paste user error. Haha I’m sure someone famous said, it’s our mistakes that we learn the most from.

I don’t feel I have enough experience to give advice on if you should mail a correction offer or not.

Good luck.

@landrov yea I would for sure vary my offer pricing with that kind of spread in price. Good luck!

@landrov I’ve never tried or seen the ability to search a batch of APN’s on the Counties GIS site, that must be a good GIS they are using.

I think the offer pricing depends on the comps in that county/area. If there isn’t much variance from one area to another across the county, then I don’t see a need to vary your offer price by much if any.…[Read more]

@curtdirt I’m far from an expert, but happy to help. PM if you ever want to have a quick phone call.

@curtdirt

First, great name to be in the land business if that is your last name!

Second, unless your already wealthy or have some other reason to protect yourself legally, just start mailing, buying, and selling in your own name. If you decide this business is for you, then worry about the LLC later. Same goes for your website… that should…[Read more]

@neilhohmann not too many people have your embassy connection/experience! Haha

@christian thanks for sharing this edit to your deeds.

@neilhohmann thanks for sharing and clean looking website you have.

@cvs388 this might be a case where you need to phone a friend, like rocketlawyer or similar service if you don’t get a qualified answer from the online community. Look on the bright side, your selling them so fast that this can happen and be a problem. 🙂

@tkells Haha no idea about the “according to the laws of the State of Arkansas” language in the sample. A friend shared it with me but I never used it.

@isaacpak YOLO!!! Good for you taking a chance on yourself, if I were at this point before having a family, I’d hope I had the courage to do the same. Good luck!

@isaacpak Congratulations on getting your first deal behind you! They do get easier and before you know it you will be at your goal of quitting your day job. 🙂

@rrjacobs423 thanks for posting the update. I’m continually impressed with how freely this group shares information and experiences!