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Think Realty Podcast #335 - Is Vacant Land the Key to Building Wealth? Insights from 28-Year Real Estate Pro, Michael Poggi!

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Are you sitting on a potential goldmine without even knowing it? Eddie sat down with real estate expert Michael Poggi to chat about an evergreen strategy for building wealth: investing in vacant land. But why is land such a powerful investment—even during economic ups and downs? You’ll learn: What makes vacant lots in fast-growing resort communities a game-changer? How can you create passive income by leveraging seller financing at 10% interest? Why do lots hold their value when other markets dip—and what does this mean for your portfolio Curious how to use self-directed IRAs or 401(k)s to grow your real estate assets faster?   Michael breaks down why investing in land beats mutual funds or bonds, how to buy lots under $20,000, and the smart way to navigate market shifts. Plus, get the inside scoop on a booming 65-square-mile resort community in Arkansas—where opportunity is waiting. Learn more about Michael (and his book, Build Wealth Tax-Free) at themillionairesgroup.com.

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