The Land Fixer Podcast

Logan Swanson interviews Jessey Kwong of Pebble about why direct mail is making a comeback in land investing, backed by platform data. They discuss how 4x6 postcards outperform larger formats, satellite images boost response rates, and focused visuals and clear problem/solution messaging improve results. The episode highlights the importance of consistent follow-up and remarketing, shows when repeat campaigns outperform the first, and explains how automation and analytics in Pebble streamline targeted mail, lead follow-up, and performance tracking. Listeners are directed to pebblerei.com/winningpostcards for a deeper dive and to landpartnerfunding.com or [email protected] for funding inquiries.

Logan Swanson interviews Jason Lafferty about RV park development, covering why RV parks are attractive investments, how to find and underwrite land, and key construction considerations like grading, utilities, and pad design. They discuss financing and timelines, water and well-permitting challenges, operational needs (on-site staff, bookings, maintenance), amenity choices, and tips for staging and phasing projects to improve returns. Jason also shares real-world examples, lessons learned from building multiple parks, and how listeners can reach him for deals, construction help, or development questions.

In this episode, Logan Swanson interviews Ryan Hinricher about Sunworth Homes and his mission to build affordable, wellness-focused houses in Central Florida. Ryan shares how lot curation, biophilic design, and selective upgrades bring light, nature, and healthier features into entry-level homes. They cover building strategies, pricing trade-offs, quicker sales performance, and plans for boutique communities—showing how intentional design can make healthier homes accessible without turning them into luxury products. Sunworth.com

Host Logan Swanson sits down with investor Peter Toth to unpack practical, repeatable strategies for finding and selling land. They cover market selection, tools like Land Portal and Priced, crafting blind-offer mailers that get opened, vetting parcels (topography, access, wetlands), and when to use agents or drones. Peter explains how owner-financing and minor subdivides can boost returns, why being granular in pricing matters, and how to experiment with unique mailers and processes. The episode emphasizes continual learning, careful underwriting, and treating acquisition as an iterative marketing and sales system.

Joshua Kagan joins Logan Swanson to share practical land investing strategies, covering market selection, mailer testing, KPIs, seller financing, and minor subdivision tactics. They discuss building trusted funding partnerships, using data tools like Landstats, and real-world tips to avoid common land pitfalls. Resources mentioned include smartlandinvestors.com and landpartnerfunding.com.

Host Logan Swanson interviews Walter Johnson of Sonos Capital about his journey from retiring in his twenties to returning to real estate, focusing on land deals and mobile home parks for steady cashflow. They discuss a clever land purchase that produced outsized returns, the advantages of mobile home parks versus single-family rentals, underwriting concerns (occupancy, utilities, and park size), and practical syndication details including preferred returns and fund structure. Walter shares acquisition criteria, operational priorities, and upcoming fund plans, and invites interested investors to reach out for opportunities.

Logan Swanson and guest Dave Seymour discuss Dave’s journey from a blue‑collar upbringing and firefighting to building a private equity land and multifamily business. They cover land acquisition, entitlements, managing investor capital, risk, and the emotional side of entrepreneurship. The episode also explores practical advice on underwriting, dealing with zoning, timelines for entitlements and construction, and strategies for raising and protecting other people’s money. Dave explains his Legacy Alliance mentorship program for learning deals and accessing capital. Learn About Legacy Alliance: https://legacyalliance.club/about/?_atid=Aex7kYH4iex4ao7MYAwRXkEMW0z9pt

Host Logan Swanson chats with Gabriel Peterson of the Real Estate Investing Club about his path from single-family flips to focusing on mobile home parks, RV parks, and self-storage. They cover underwriting basics, value-add strategies, utility risks, property management, and financing structures for bringing and selling mobile homes. Gabriel shares practical tips on due diligence, avoiding common pitfalls, and how he sources deals and partners for syndications—plus why affordable housing assets remain attractive long-term. Learn more from Gabriel and check out his podcast! https://www.therealestateinvestingclub.com

Host Logan Swanson interviews Brent Bowers of Land Sharks about his path from the military into land investing and how he built a profitable business focused on owner-finance, targeted offers, and mobile-home-on-land flips. Brent shares practical tactics—finding demand, making offers, using private lenders, subdividing, and teaching through his Land Sharks community—emphasizing execution, lifestyle freedom, and steady cashflow.   Reach out to Brent at https://www.thelandsharks.com/home

In this episode Jose Berlanga walks through his 40-year journey from small inner-city homebuilding to large-scale land development, sharing hard-earned lessons on entitlements, partnering with national builders, due diligence pitfalls (including unexpected site contamination), and strategies to combat affordability challenges. He also discusses industry trends like build-to-rent, when to diversify versus specialize, and practical advice for structuring lot development deals and working with local regulators and specialists.

On the Land Fixer Podcast, Logan interviews Karl about niche land investing strategies. He shares case studies of profitable land deals and explains how he evaluates complicated properties. If you need funding for your land flips, contact us! On this episode Logan Swanson interviews Karl Spielvogel about his niche land-investing strategies in North Carolina, including mining tax-delinquent leads, tracking heirs, working judgments, quiet titles, excess proceeds, variances, and creative subdividing. Karl shares case studies of deals that produced large returns, explains his process for evaluating and acquiring complicated properties, and discusses building a team of attorneys, VAs, and joint-venture partners to scale these problem-solving land plays. Reach out to Karl at https://www.legacylinkproperties.com/consultants 704-995-5385 704-777-7777

Host Logan Swanson and guest Jason Wollbrink share hands-on stories from recent land projects — estate buys, subdividing, trail clearing, and unexpected encounters with neighbors and sellers. They discuss practical tips for marketing land, hiring quality land agents, light development (mulching, trail work), budgeting improvements, commission expectations, and how market cycles affect land investing.

Welcome back to the Land Fixer podcast with your host, Logan Swanson. In this solo episode, Logan dives into effective strategies for networking within the real estate industry. With no guest appearances, he shares personal insights and experiences that have shaped his approach to land investing. As a 'land fixer', Logan believes that networking is an invaluable tool, yet acknowledges the time commitment it requires. From hosting thousands of calls with potential collaborators to planning a new mastermind initiative, he emphasizes the importance of building trustworthy, long-lasting relationships. Logan also shares his methodology for goal-setting, focusing on the SMART framework to ensure clarity and achievability. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just breaking into the market, this episode provides practical advice on leveraging connections to advance your land investment ventures. Tune in for tips on cultivating a network that not only supports your business goals but also nurtures enduring professional affiliations.

Welcome to the latest episode of the Land Fixer podcast, where host Logan Swanson delves into the world of land development and investment with co-founder of Pender Hastings Capital, Alice Chen. Discover how this former corporate lawyer turned real estate investor identifies lucrative opportunities in land development across North America. Alice shares her journey from practicing law at Canada's top firm to founding multiple businesses, and eventually becoming an influential player in real estate. With a focus on strategic partnerships with best-in-class land developers, Alice's funds aim to transform raw land into thriving communities. Listen in as we explore the intricacies of fund formation, investment theses, and how Alice navigates the dynamic market conditions to find sustainable and profitable real estate strategies. Whether you're an investor, developer, or just curious about real estate, this episode is packed with valuable insights and advice. Don't miss it!

Join host Logan Swanson as he welcomes land investment expert Seth Draley Ewan to the Land Fixer podcast. In this engaging episode, Seth shares his innovative strategies for finding and acquiring land deals without the hefty marketing costs. Discover how Seth utilizes realtors and online platforms efficiently to cherry-pick prime properties for value-added projects, all while maintaining minimal expenditures. Delve into the fascinating discussion on the impact of recent NAR settlement changes, and learn why Seth believes these changes have not affected the dynamics of the land market as feared. Explore the criteria Seth uses when selecting land, such as avoiding flood zones and ensuring accessibility to essential utilities, and how these considerations play a crucial role in preparing land for residential development. Understand the importance of having solid financing options ready for potential buyers, particularly those interested in manufactured homes. Seth emphasizes the value of establishing partnerships with dealers and leveraging financing options to appeal to a diverse buyer base, ultimately streamlining the purchasing process. Whether you are a seasoned land investor or a newcomer to the field, this episode is packed with valuable insights and practical advice on navigating land acquisitions and development successfully.

Learn about development and entitlement in real estate investing. Watch this video to gain insights into the key factors that can impact your real estate investment decisions. In this episode of the Land Fixer podcast, host Logan Swanson sits down with David Hansen, a civil engineer and land planner with over 35 years of experience, to delve into the complexities of land development. From his early career days in the Washington, D.C. area to experiencing the harrowing 2008 market crash, David shares invaluable lessons learned and the evolution of his career in real estate development. He provides a candid look at dealing with zoning challenges, working with city ordinances, and the delicate balance of collaborating with builders and city officials to ensure successful and sustainable projects. Tune in for a rich discussion filled with both cautionary tales and triumphant outcomes, all aimed at equipping you with the insights needed to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of real estate development. Whether you're an aspiring developer or an industry veteran, this episode offers a trove of knowledge and advice from one of the industry's best.

In this eye-opening episode, we dive deep into one of Texas' most pressing yet overlooked issues - water scarcity and its impact on real estate. Join us as we explore the intricacies of acquiring large land deals in Texas, focusing heavily on the importance of water resources. Learn about the state's man-made lakes, the types of dams that support them, and the historical context of their development. Understand how water scarcity could dramatically affect land value, and gain insights into the legal complexities surrounding Texas' rule of capture for groundwater. Through an investigation of water co-ops, challenges in water management, and potential long-term solutions, this episode equips land investors with the knowledge to navigate the current landscape. With water proving to be a critical factor for land deals, find out why understanding Texas' water infrastructure is essential before making substantial investments in real estate. Don't miss this comprehensive guide that illuminates the unseen variables impacting the Texas land market.

Join host Logan Swanson and guest Dave Denniston on this insightful episode of the LandFixer podcast. From financial planning to land investing, Dave shares his journey into the world of land deals, reflecting on the challenges and successes he's encountered along the way. Learn about the art of flipping land, mastering medium-sized properties, and navigating market complexities, including the impact of tariffs and the importance of multiple income streams. Dive into the details of Dave's innovative approach to the land business, including the unique Land Unconference event he hosts, which fosters community and collaboration among investors. Discover strategies for adapting to market changes, leveraging equity and debt, and staying resilient in uncertain economic times. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, this episode offers valuable insights into building a successful and sustainable land investing business.

Jessey Kwong : The duo of digital marketing and real estate Jessey Kwong In this final chapter, we dive deep into the fascinating journey of Jessey Kwong, the visionary entrepreneur behind Pebble REI and REI Conversion. Discover how Jessey seamlessly blended the power of digital marketing with the ever-evolving world of real estate investing to build a 7-figure business. From the early days of bootstrapping to achieving $1M ARR, Jessey shares his insights, strategies, and the mindset it takes to scale in today’s competitive digital landscape. Whether you're a real estate investor, marketer, or aspiring entrepreneur, this video is packed with real talk and inspiration. 🔑 In this video, you'll learn: How digital marketing fuels real estate success The evolution of Jessey's tech-based REI platforms Lessons from failures and pivotal moments Tips for building scalable online businesses Why branding and automation matter in modern investing 📌 Don’t miss this powerful conclusion to an inspiring entrepreneurial journey. 👍 Like, 💬 comment, and 🔔 subscribe for more interviews and insights from industry leaders. #JesseyKwong #RealEstateInvesting #DigitalMarketing #Entrepreneurship #PebbleREI #REIConversion #businessgrowth  #JesseyKwong,"Jessey Kwong Final: The duo of digital marketing and real estate", #Tips for building scalable online businesses,#Jessey Kwong Final,#Jessey Kwong,REI Conversion,#digital marketing,#real estate investing#,land investing,#entrepreneur interview,business success stories,#real estate tech,#real estate automation,#marketing for real estate,marketing and real estate,#business inspiration 2025,#how to grow your startup,#real estate marketing tools,#businessgrowth  #podcast #realestateinvesting

Welcome to another insightful episode of the LandFixer podcast. Today, Logan Swanson is joined by John Jasniak, a trailblazer in the world of land investment. Dive into John's journey from a petroleum engineer to owning his own town in West Texas. Discover the innovative strategies he's applied in land investing, including creative finance and subdivision, and learn how these have propelled him toward his goal of building a $100 million company. Whether you're an experienced investor or just starting out, this episode offers invaluable insights into the evolving landscape of real estate.

Join host Logan Swanson in this episode of the Land Fixer podcast as he dives into the intricacies of dirt and road construction with expert Tommy Safford. Tommy shares his journey from house building to becoming a "dirt pusher," passionate about machinery and land development. Discover the often-overlooked details that play a crucial role in land investments. The conversation unfolds around important topics for land investors, such as choosing the right road layout by considering terrain, dealing with various soil types, and understanding the cost implications of moving dirt. Tommy emphasizes the significance of getting a topographical survey and engineering advice to ensure sustainable and cost-effective road projects. Through engaging anecdotes and practical advice, listeners will gain insights into collaborating with contractors, the importance of culverts, ditches, and the challenges involved in rural road building. Whether you're a landowner interested in creative land use or a budding investor, this episode is packed with valuable information to guide you in making informed decisions on your next land development project.

Welcome to the Land Fixer podcast, hosted by Logan Swanson. In this intriguing episode, our guest, Anshul Sharma from Gold Soil Inc, shares his journey from leaving a stable career to becoming a notable figure in the land investing sphere. Despite overcoming challenges, including a bout of illness, Anshul provides an enlightening discussion about his entrance into the land business and how his diverse background has shaped his entrepreneurial mindset. Anshul delves into the importance of self-discipline and adaptability, emphasizing how these qualities have been pivotal in scaling his business. The conversation ventures into the dynamics of managing a team, the significance of maintaining a healthy mix of operations and vision, and the unexpected pathways that his career in real estate has presented. The episode also highlights Anshul's strategies for navigating today's complex market and the impactful role of technology and data in driving business growth. Whether you're new to real estate or looking to refine your approach, this discussion offers valuable insights from a seasoned investor who's continuously pushing the boundaries in the land investing industry.

Welcome to another exciting episode of the Land Fixer podcast hosted by Logan Swanson! This time, we're joined by the dynamic duo behind AILandDealz.com, Aaron Porter and Chris Thomas. These seasoned land investors share their journey from humble beginnings in real estate to launching groundbreaking software that transforms the way land deals are executed. AI Land Deals offers users precise market insights, enabling strategic investment decisions with features like zip code-level targeting and monthly data updates. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting out, discover how this software can elevate your land investment strategies. Don't miss Aaron and Chris's demo showcasing the software's capabilities and learn how you can gain a competitive edge in the market. Tune in now and stay ahead in the land flipping game!

Welcome to the Land Fixer podcast with Logan Swanson, where we explore the dynamic world of land and real estate. This episode features an enlightening conversation with Dallas Cothram, president of Masterplan and regular contributor to the Dallas Morning News. We delve into the rich history of Dallas's development and the visionary planning initiated decades ago that has facilitated its growth into a major metropolitan area. Cothram shares personal anecdotes and professional insights from his family's multi-generational involvement in Dallas real estate, shedding light on the city's rapid expansion and the pressing challenges it faces today, including affordability and zoning. As Dallas stands on the brink of becoming one of the largest metro areas in the U.S., we discuss the implications of this growth, from increased market friction to the shifting dynamics of rental and commercial spaces. Dive into the complexities of urban planning and real estate market trends, and discover the factors contributing to Dallas's allure as a hub for economic activity. Whether you're a seasoned investor or a new entrant to the property market, this episode offers valuable perspectives on navigating the evolving landscape of Dallas-Fort Worth real estate. https://www.dallasnews.com/author/Dallas-Cothrum/

In this episode of the Land Fixer podcast, host Logan Swanson chats with Rooster Vance, a well-known figure in the land investing world. Rooster shares his unique journey from being a remodeling contractor to becoming a successful land investor, offering insights into the Texas land market, branding, and his personal philosophy on life and business. Rooster discusses his strategic shift from house wholesaling to land flipping, reflecting on how his upbringing around farms and rural settings influenced his career change. He emphasizes the importance of versatility in real estate investment and shares personal anecdotes about his colorful past and the impact of his Texan roots on his brand identity. Listeners will get a behind-the-scenes look at Rooster's branding strategy, including his viral social media presence and the role of personal authenticity in engaging with a digital audience. Whether you're a seasoned investor or new to the land game, Rooster's tips on navigating the ups and downs of the market and fostering a recognizable brand are valuable lessons for anyone looking to stand out in the real estate industry.

In this exciting episode of the Land Fixer podcast, host Logan Swanson is joined by Ralph Shearing, a seasoned geologist and CEO with a remarkable track record in the mining industry. Ralph shares his fascinating journey from the early days of his career in Canada to the present, managing successful mining operations in Mexico and Nevada. With insights into the complexities of mineral exploration and development, Ralph sheds light on the strategic processes behind acquiring and developing mining projects. From the challenges of raising capital to the technicalities of verifying mineral resources, this episode offers a comprehensive look at the modern world of mining. The conversation takes an intriguing turn as Ralph recounts his encounters with wildlife during fieldwork and the thrill of making significant mine discoveries. Whether you're a land investor or simply curious about the mining industry, this episode promises an engaging and informative experience. Goldgroupmining Inc. TSX-V:           GGA Email: [email protected]   Hawthorn Resources Corp. CSE    HWTN Email: [email protected]

Welcome to an exciting episode of the Land Fixer podcast! Join host Logan Swanson and special guest Alicia Jarrett as they explore the intersection of blockchain, AI, and real estate. Discover how Property365 is set to revolutionize the industry by offering a comprehensive, seamless platform for buying, selling, and managing properties. In this episode, Alicia introduces us to the game-changing concept of the Property Productivity Platform, which integrates all facets of real estate transactions—from lead generation to tokenization—into one seamless experience. Learn about the platform's potential to disrupt traditional real estate practices by incorporating blockchain technology, ultimately making property transactions faster and more secure. Whether you're a land investor, real estate professional, or simply interested in the future of property deals, this episode provides valuable insights into the groundbreaking innovations set to change how we think about real estate. Don't miss out on the opportunity to be part of this transformative journey!

In this episode of the Land Fixer podcast, host Logan Swanson sits down with Mary and Anne Danielson to delve into the fascinating world of land flipping. The Danielson sisters share their journey from their initial interest in land investing during the COVID lockdown in the Philippines to their current operations focusing on large-acreage transactions in Tennessee. The episode covers various aspects of land investing, including their unique approach to subdividing properties and collaborating with local partners. The sisters highlight one of their current projects, intriguingly named 'Prepper's Paradise,' located in South Carolina, and discuss the challenges and opportunities it presents. Listeners will also hear about some of the more colorful stories from the Danielsons' ventures, from dealing with tricky realtors to unexpected discoveries on their properties. Plus, get insights into their approach to finding trustworthy brokers and the lessons they've learned along the way.

Welcome to an offbeat episode of the Land Fixer podcast, where host Logan Swanson invites Marty Lafferty from Brewster County, Texas, to share his unique journey from Michigan to Texas. After a harsh winter in Michigan and a career change, Marty found solace and opportunity in the high desert of Texas, establishing the area's largest construction company and becoming a key figure in the community. In this episode, Marty discusses the challenges and perks of living in one of the most remote and unique locations in Texas. His story covers everything from adapting to the climate, building successful businesses without traditional advertising, to turning a retirement dream into reality with White Bear Ranch. Marty taps into the rich potential of the Airbnb market while planning for the future with a new development filled with creativity and personal flair. Discover more about life in Brewster County, where light pollution is nearly non-existent, creating breathtaking night skies. Explore the culture, community, and lifestyle that make this Texas county not only a place to visit but potentially a place to call home. Whether you're an investor or someone curious about the unconventional charm of remote living, this episode is a captivating listen.

In this episode of the Land Fixer podcast, host Logan Swanson welcomes special guest Nicholas Nick, owner of Lead Mining Pros, to discuss the intricacies of land investing and marketing strategies. Nicholas, who leads a successful company that specializes in cold calling and text messaging for real estate, shares his expertise on creating high-quality lists, the importance of American cold callers, and navigating the legal landscape of real estate marketing. Logan and Nicholas dive deep into the myth and reality of robodialing, new legislative changes affecting cold calling and text messaging, and how to protect yourself legally while maximizing outreach efficiency. They also discuss practical tips for newcomers to land investing, such as selecting the right counties, understanding skip tracing, and crafting effective scripts for cold calls. Finally, Nicholas offers insightful advice on running a business, including the nuances of delegating tasks, maintaining direct communication with clients, and the importance of both domestic and foreign cold callers in competitive markets.

Welcome to another episode of the Land Fixer podcast. Today, Logan Swanson sits down with Bhaskar Pandey, a former network security engineer who transitioned into the world of land flipping. Bhaskar shares his journey from buying his first parcel of land to building a successful business in Texas, known as Builders Land Source. Bhaskar reveals the strategies behind his success, including focusing on supplying land to builders and operating primarily within the Texas market. He emphasizes the importance of a cohesive brand and discloses key insights into his proprietary tools and methods, like the Land Value Calculator, to ensure profitable deals. Dive into this insightful conversation to learn more about building a niche-focused land business, the challenges and rewards of the industry, and how new investors can carve their own pathways to success through strategic planning and branding.

Welcome to the latest episode of the Land Fixer podcast with your host, Logan Swanson. This time, we dive deep into the world of land investment with expert guest Clay Hepler. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just getting started, this episode is packed with insights on everything from market fluctuations to effective sales strategies. Clay, a returning guest, shares his journey over the past six months, detailing the shifts in his coaching program and how focusing on data and sales processes has transformed his investment approach. Together, Logan and Clay explore the evolving narrative of land sales, discussing both the challenges and opportunities within today's market. Discover how to navigate broker selection, maximize your investment returns, and the importance of mastering your acquisition process. Plus, insights into maintaining balance and prioritizing personal well-being while growing a thriving investment business.

Welcome to the latest episode of the Land Fixer podcast, where your host Logan Swanson delves into the emerging challenges facing the land and real estate industry due to climate change. This episode steps outside the usual topics to explore how increasing weather volatility is affecting markets, with a focus on the recent fires in Los Angeles. Logan shares insights on the implications of climate events for land investors and owners, especially regarding insurance regulations, construction standards, and market valuations. Learn how changes in environmental conditions are prompting a need for innovative responses in development strategies across key states like Texas, Florida, and California. Discover why understanding these shifts is crucial for successful investing and how adapting to these changes can mitigate risks. Whether you’re buying, selling, or developing land, this episode offers valuable perspectives on navigating the complexities of real estate influenced by climate change.

In this episode of the LandFixer podcast, host Logan Swanson welcomes Brandon Richards, a seasoned real estate investor and the host of the Fearless Pursuit of Freedom podcast. Brandon shares his transformative journey from owning a carpet cleaning company to becoming a successful real estate investor specializing in land deals. Discover valuable insights as Brandon discusses various real estate strategies, including wholesaling, flipping, and his transition to focusing on profitable land investments. Join the conversation as Brandon explains the lucrative potential of investing in land and manufactured homes, revealing how his ventures now yield impressive returns ranging from $500 to $1,800 per month on a single property. Explore the intricacies of sourcing land, navigating county and city regulations, and the benefits of creating multiple revenue streams in the real estate market. Logan and Brandon also delve into the challenges and opportunities in financing land deals, highlighting the value of building strong relationships with private lenders. Don't miss out on this insightful discussion for real estate enthusiasts looking to enhance their understanding of land investments and improve their strategies for success in the industry. Check out Www.DealManagerPro.com

Join Logan and special guest Brad DeGraw, a seasoned land funder, as they unravel the intricacies of land deals in the latest episode of the Land Fixer podcast. Delve into insightful discussions on effective networking strategies, and learn how building strong connections can lead to collaborative success in the real estate industry. Brad shares his expertise on funding land flips, emphasizing the importance of understanding risk and aligning with the right partners. Discover practical tips for acquiring capital, including leveraging personal assets and building investor relationships that stand the test of time. Learn about the evolving challenges and opportunities in the land market as Logan and Brad discuss future trends, tactical approaches for 2025, and ways to adapt to a changing economic landscape. This episode is packed with valuable advice for both novice and experienced land investors.

Welcome to another exciting episode of the Land Fixer podcast with your host, Logan Swanson. Today, we bring you a special guest, Alicia Jarrett, an expert in land acquisitions from Supercharged Offers. Join us as we delve into the nuances of the land market, exploring strategies for buying and selling land in the post-election landscape. Alicia shares insights about her company's innovative approach to acquisitions marketing, emphasizing the importance of patience and persistence in today's market. Throughout the episode, Alicia discusses her journey from Australia to Phoenix, Arizona, detailing how she and her partner Matt transitioned from house flipping to specializing in vacant land. She also sheds light on the changing dynamics of land acquisitions, moving beyond the outdated 'pennies on the dollar' mentality and embracing comprehensive marketing strategies that cater to diverse property owners. Whether you're a seasoned investor or new to the land game, this episode is packed with valuable advice on managing acquisitions efficiently, understanding market cycles, and leveraging expert services like Supercharged Offers to streamline processes. Don't miss out on this insightful discussion that could transform how you approach land investing! Reach out below! https://superchargedoffers.com/ https://buyerfinder.io/ https://www.youtube.com/@superchargedoffers https://www.facebook.com/superchargedoffers

Connect with Paul at http://www.suddenwealthprotectionlaw.com/ ­ In this enlightening episode of The Land Fixer podcast, host Logan Swanson sits down with Paul Deloughery, a seasoned probate attorney from Phoenix, Arizona. They delve into the intricacies of land investing and probate court, sharing insights on deed structures, title complexities, and how they intersect in the world of real estate. Logan and Paul explore the evolution of property ownership in America, provide clarity on the probate process, and discuss strategies for safeguarding land investments. Paul offers a unique perspective from his journey into estate planning, illustrating the delicate balance of legal challenges and family dynamics encountered in probate proceedings. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the transfer of property through estate planning, the significance of trusts, and the often under appreciated role of probate in real estate transactions.

Welcome to the Land Fixer podcast! In this episode, host Logan Swanson is joined once again by Eric Smith from Vacant Realty Group. Together, they dive into the intricacies of their ongoing development project, Piney Creek Acres, located in Cumberland County, Tennessee. This episode marks a significant milestone as they continue to explore the project's progress, from the initial acquisition to the current stages of road construction and lot sales. Eric shares valuable insights into the challenges and triumphs they've faced while developing the 300-acre property. Discover how strategic partnerships, navigating regulatory hurdles, and creative marketing strategies have played pivotal roles in bringing Piney Creek Acres to life. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the complexities involved in land development and how adapting to market feedback has led to a successful sales strategy. Whether you're an aspiring land developer or simply curious about the process, this episode offers a detailed look into the world of land subdivision and the journey of turning a vision into reality. Tune in to learn more about the project's unique features, marketing strategies, and the importance of community engagement in achieving success.

In this episode of the Land Fixer podcast, host Logan Swanson is joined by land flipping expert Seth Drehle-Ewan. Together, they delve into the world of land investment and the lucrative potential of subdividing properties. Seth shares his journey from a nationwide land flipping business to focusing on a single market for deeper connections and insights. Listeners will gain valuable knowledge on the benefits of subdividing land, including increased per-acre value and expanding the buyer pool. Seth provides practical advice on how to assess and execute a successful subdivision, from understanding county regulations to collaborating with surveyors. The episode also explores the potential pitfalls of land transactions, highlighting the importance of thorough verification to avoid fraud. Whether you're a seasoned investor or a landowner looking to maximize your property's value, this episode offers essential insights and strategies. Don't miss out on learning how to turn large parcels into profitable opportunities in today's real estate market.

Welcome to the Land Fixer podcast with your host, Logan Swanson. In this solo episode, we dive into the fascinating world of land investment in Brewster County, Texas, a market that has long been a favorite for land buyers and sellers. Discover the unique allure and investment opportunities of this vast and remote region, known for its rugged desert landscapes and proximity to Big Bend National Park. Logan shares his personal journey of buying and selling land in Brewster County, revealing the area's historical significance and its transformation into a destination for those seeking solitude and adventure. Learn how the cowboy aesthetic, breathtaking night skies, and freedom from urban constraints make this region a compelling choice for land enthusiasts. Explore the strategies behind successful land flipping, from purchasing affordable properties to creating a profitable note portfolio. Logan discusses the steady appreciation of land values and how the local market has evolved over time, driven by both individual buyers and community development efforts. Join us for an insightful and inspiring episode that highlights the potential of investing in unique and untouched landscapes, and discover how you too can find success in the world of land investment.

Don't miss this informative and engaging conversation with the Texas Land Ladies! For more information, visit landunlimitedre.com or call 512-657-3099. Welcome back to the Land Fixer Podcast! In this exciting episode, host Logan Swanson brings on two special guests, Chelsea Love and Kaylee Sutton, known as the Texas Land Ladies. This marks the first time brokers and real estate agents have joined the show. Join us as Chelsea and Kaylee share their expertise on buying and selling land in Central Texas. They discuss their unique approach to transforming large parcels of land into profitable subdivisions, a process they call "turning dirt into dollars." Learn about the importance of road frontage, access to utilities, floodplain considerations, and the crucial role of profitability in land development. The Texas Land Ladies also delve into the nuances of the current Texas land market, providing valuable insights into how to navigate the complexities of land investment. Discover their aggressive marketing strategies, the importance of pre-sales, and the benefits of owner financing. Whether you're an experienced investor or new to the land market, this episode is packed with practical tips and expert advice to help you make informed decisions. Tune in to learn how to find a good broker, avoid rollback taxes, and make the most of your land investments in Texas.  

Welcome back to the Land Fixer Podcast! In this episode, host Logan Swanson sits down with Kendall LeJeune, the host of the Only Land Fans podcast and the founder of Only Land Fans, a vibrant community for land flippers, developers, and wholesalers. Kendall brings his expertise as a seasoned land developer and entrepreneur to share invaluable insights into the world of land investment. Discover the importance of intentional branding and how it can set your land business apart. Kendall delves into the nuances of creating a compelling brand identity and the impact it has on your success. Learn about the significance of networking and how to build a robust network that propels your business forward. Kendall shares his strategies for effective networking and the value of offering genuine help to others in the industry. Education is a cornerstone of success, and Kendall discusses the evolving landscape of land investment education. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned investor, Kendall's perspectives on choosing the right educational path and the benefits of mentorship will guide you toward making informed decisions. Tune in to gain actionable tips on branding, networking, and education that can elevate your land investment journey. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from one of the industry's best! Reach out to Kendall at the links below. Facebook: fb.com/groups/onlylandfans YouTube: youtube.com/@kendall_lejeune Podcast: OnlyLandFans Podcast Website: onlylandfans.com Instagram: @kendall_lejeune

Welcome back to the Land Fixer podcast with your host, Logan Swanson. In this episode, we are joined by Chris Duff from Serious Land Capital. Chris delves into his journey from being a physician to becoming a prominent figure in land funding. He shares invaluable insights into the intricacies of underwriting land deals, emphasizing the importance of understanding property characteristics before diving into pricing. Chris and Logan discuss various strategies for evaluating land, including the use of advanced tools and the significance of knowing the local market. They also touch on the common mistakes brokers make and how to avoid them. Whether you're a seasoned investor or a first-time land buyer, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you make informed decisions. Don't miss out on learning about Chris's upcoming AI underwriting tool, landpricer.ai, which promises to revolutionize the way land deals are assessed. Tune in for a deep dive into the world of land investment and discover how to navigate this ever-evolving market. For more information on buying or selling land, visit primelandexchange.com. If you need funding, check out landpartnerfunding.com or seriousland.capital

In this episode of the Land Fixer Podcast, host Logan Swanson welcomes guest Drew Haney to discuss the intricacies of land investments, especially during uncertain economic times. Drew shares his journey from being a logistics officer in the army to becoming a full-time land investor and the lessons he learned along the way. Logan and Drew delve into the current market downturn, comparing it to past financial crises, and offer insights into the resilience of land as an investment. They explore the different types of land investments, from recreational land to infill lots, and how each can be impacted by economic fluctuations. Whether you are a seasoned land investor or new to the world of real estate, this episode provides valuable perspectives on navigating the land market and making sound investment decisions. Tune in to learn more about the opportunities and challenges in land investments today.

Welcome back to the Land Fixer podcast! In this episode, we are joined by Clay Hepler, who shares his journey and insights into why land is the ultimate asset class for investment. Clay dives deep into his transition from wholesaling and house flipping to becoming a land investment enthusiast. He explains why he believes land offers lower competition, multiple exit strategies, and fewer headaches compared to traditional real estate investments. Clay also discusses his background in luxury chocolate business and how his experiences there paved the way for his success in real estate. He highlights the benefits of land investment, including its recession-resistant nature, low carrying costs, and the powerful tax benefits like the 1031 exchange. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just getting started, this episode is packed with valuable insights on how to make land a cornerstone of your investment portfolio. Don't miss Clay's practical advice and personal anecdotes that illustrate the immense potential of land as a long-term investment strategy. For more resources and to connect with Clay, visit his social media platforms or his website at land-man.io. If you're interested in funding land flips, developments, or marketing your land, check out our sponsors at companylandpartnerfunding.com and primelandexchange.com. Tune in and discover why land could be the game-changer you've been looking for in your investment journey!

Hey folks, welcome back to the Land Fixer Podcast. I'm your host, Logan Swanson. Today, we're diving into the essentials of building an efficient and effective land investing team. Whether you're just starting out or looking to scale, I've got three different team structures to share, including the one I currently use. We'll explore the pros and cons of each setup, from solo ventures to larger teams, and discuss how to find the right people to support your land investment business. But before we get into that, a quick reminder: if you're a land investor in need of funding, check out landpartnerfunding.com for all your financing needs. And if you need help marketing your property, list it on primelandexchange.com to reach a wide audience of real estate investors. Back to our main topic—building a land investing team. We'll start with the simplest setup: you and maybe a virtual assistant. While this approach has low overhead, it can be incredibly taxing and lead to burnout. Next, we'll discuss a more balanced team structure, including roles like a transaction coordinator and acquisition manager, which can significantly reduce your daily workload. For those looking to take on larger projects like subdivisions or developments, we'll explore the components of a larger team, including underwriters, acquisition managers, and transaction coordinators. We'll also talk about the essential ancillary roles such as brokers, surveyors, and drone operators, and how to find and hire the best people for these positions. I'll also share my personal preference for a simple land investing team, which includes myself, a VA, an acquisition manager, and a transaction coordinator. This setup allows for high efficiency and profitability without the complexities of managing a large team. So tune in and learn how to build your dream team in the land investing world. And remember, for funding and marketing needs, check out landpartnerfunding.com and primelandexchange.com. See you on the next episode!

Hey folks, welcome back to the Land Fixer Podcast. I'm your host, Logan Swanson, and I am excited to talk to you today about, you guessed it, land. Here we talk about all things land, because we love land. And my topic today, after my last video, which was all about my mistakes, is something I'm actually decently good at, and that is selling land. How to sell land, obviously, it could be its own masterclass. Maybe I wouldn't be qualified for a masterclass, but I can give you probably a lot of helpful hints. I'm going to try to cover the gamut here in about 15, 20 minutes of how to market and sell land in today's age. So some of it's very high level and some of it's very basic, and we're going to start high level. But before we do, if you are a land investor and you need to sell land, you need to reach out to me. I have the best land selling website ever at primelandexchange.com, where we're marketing directly to real estate investor minded folks, okay, folks that see land as an asset class, something that they can invest in. And if you are interested in buying land, and you're listening to this podcast, it might be because you're one of those people that are real estate minded and look to buy land as an asset class that you can use and have a lot of fun with. So either way, if you're selling or buying, go to primelandexchange.com and check it out. If you're a land investor, and you need funding for a development or a land flip or anything along those lines, please check us out at landpartnerfunding.com. And if you're a landowner who's looking to subdivide, sell, do anything with your project property that you currently own, and you're looking for a partner, reach out to me at [email protected]. I'm happy to partner with you and man, I'm going to get you the best ROI possible for your property, whether I buy it cash or I partner with you to develop it. So we're going to start talking about how to buy and sell land. First, we're going to talk about it as a professional. So if you're a land investor like myself, there's a few key things to do to make yourself successful in the long term and especially to build upon your marketing dollars. So instead of spending $100 in marketing for a single property and then it disappears, when that property sells, you can actually invest in your brand and have those dollars stack. So we're going to talk about branding. Branding is a big deal when you are a land seller, because in this day and age, when people are buying and selling on land, it's really not just about the property. It's about legitimacy. It's about people seeing you as a professional, someone who they'd be excited to do business with. The ways to do that are obviously maybe a great website, a good social media presence, things like that really help. I think the most important thing is a very clear sales process. And this is where most people really struggle. So when people are buying land from me, they know exactly what to do because I'm always telling them every step of the way, or if one of my salespeople, which I don't have many anymore, are managing it, they're gonna be telling them exactly what to do, what the next step is, so that every moment of their land buying journey, it's very clear to them where they're going. And I think this is not the case with a lot of people. So having a decent brand is important. That's your, again, website, social media. But even more importantly is a fully underlined, detailed list of expectations for the land buyers that they are never lost. They never are sitting there wondering what's the next step because that's where distrust begins to rear its ugly head. If they think that they're being taken advantage of in any way, that's really easy in real estate because they might feel like maybe it's the right property, but are they overpaying? Or maybe it's the right property, but are they asking the right questions? Or maybe it looks like the right property, but can I actually build on it in the future? Whatever it is, anytime there's an opportunity for those seeds of distrust to be sown and nurtured and grown, you really want to avoid that so you can get them to the closing table. So that, if you're focusing and developing your brand, then your marketing spend, so where you are spending your money to drive traffic to a property, property if it's hosted properly in a good website, like the website templates that we build for you on Shopify, then that conversion to your website allows you to remarket to those people very affordably, either through email marketing or through social media marketing or any of the other retargeting channels that are out there. I mean, that allows you to more affordably reach out to people who have already expressed interest in buying land, but also is sending people to your website so they get to know your brand, your identity, who you are, if there's a picture of your family on the website. So it's not just them buying the parcel but it's kind of them buying into this brand identity. So it allows that ad spend to travel more economically. If you want a more of a detailed breakdown of how to do that, just let me know. Send me an email and we can set something up. All right, so if you've done that, you have a good brand, you have a good website, you're driving traffic the right way, well, then you probably wonder, how do I spend my ad money? And actually, more high level, how do you budget ad money? Well, if you're budgeting money for marketing your land properties, there's a number of ways to do it. The most common way is haphazard. So a real estate investor is going to come in and they're going to say, hey, I have five properties, so I'm going to try to get subscriptions to two listing services. And that's the way they do it. And then they go on Facebook and they ask the groups, which ones do you like? And some will say, I really like this one. And then the next comment will say, I hate that one. And then the next time I'll say, this is the best one. And the comment reply to that's going to be like, that's the worst one ever. It's going to be very confusing. So what you really need to do is you need to look at how many deals you have in inventory. So say you have five properties in inventory, then you're going to take a very reasonable, reasonable very conservative retail value of those properties to understand the spread or the potential profits from those deals so an example would be say you have five properties in inventory all you bought for twenty dollars each so you're a hundred thousand dollars invested in these properties and you think very conservatively you can double your money, so you can sell a hundred thousand dollars with properties for two hundred thousand dollars and you'll be able to pocket eighty thousand dollars and you could do that in the course of six months, if it's marketed well. Well, then you take and you select a factor. I usually suggest 10 or 15% of your projected profit in the deals that are in-house over the course of a set period of time. For me, it's usually a three-month cycle. And that's what we allocate to marketing. So 10% annualized of 80,000 will be 8,000 divided by three would say $2,000. Okay, so I have $2,000 over the next three months that I need to put towards marketing if I'm I'm going to be selling these properties. That's one way of doing it. There's no right or wrong way of doing it. But the best way of doing it is to do it, to actually allocate, set a budget that you are going to stand by for at least three months, ideally more like six months or a year to make it more of a cyclical, predictable expense in your business. So if you have $2,000 to spend over the course of three months, well, then you start looking at what sort of subscriptions or sort of passive things you might want to buy into. Lans.com, I think is like 700 bucks a month for five premium listings. And then there's a bunch of other ones. Landflip, Prime Land Exchange is $100 for 25 listings. Plug. Landflip is also great. We use them. I mean, we try to put our marketing everywhere. So for $2,000, you could actually have multiple paid listing services. Then if you have leftovers, you can spend directly through paid social media marketing. That is too big of a topic for me to directly approach here. But then there's also tons and tons and tons and tons of other ways that you can spend marketing that most people don't ever think about. For example, if you have a property in, say, Tennessee, and you're used to marketing on Facebook, well, you know, you probably post these things in buy-sell groups. Well, a lot of these buy-sell, buy-and-sell groups can be bought. You message the moderator and say, hey, can my property show up in, say, the story, the Facebook group story, or be a pinned post for the next week if I give you $100? You know, a lot of people say yes, because they don't really know how to monetize the big groups that they currently have. So anyways, you set aside a certain amount of money and then you specifically decide how you want to spend that money. But the goal is whatever money you're spending, you want to have this flow to drive the traffic back to your website, all the way back to your website. Make sure that website's designed so that you can catch the data. Add them to your mailing list. Retarget them through, you know, making sure you have a pixel on your website for paid social media marketing or even, you know, some sort of content that you can get them to engage with. A newsletter, a podcast, whatever. The whole idea is like, how can you get back in touch with them and stay top of mind for them? Sorry. Finally, sorry, not finally, next. Next, Facebook is the most obvious and easy, free marketing platform for land investors. I would say about 65% of the properties that I have sold have sold through Facebook Marketplace, believe it or not. And a lot of it was myself. I've done all sorts of tactics to try to outsource that duty and varying levels of success, but always temporary success. So if I say paying somebody to post my properties under their own social media account and then giving them some sort of marketing money, one, that's kind of legally gray. I stopped doing it. But two, you really never know what they're saying. Are they representing your brands? That kind of goes against my first rule, which is like, no one protects your brand. Long story short, there's a lot of different ways to do it. People have successfully done it and even outsourced it to people in the Philippines using their own personal accounts. I've tried that. I've never been successful doing any of that stuff. So it always just comes down to me. And how can I just have a manageable inventory of properties that I can, if I'm going to be the one selling properties, post them on Facebook myself. And that's what my company's kind of been shaped around recently is how can I be the only one doing this and have it still not consume much of my time. So I might spend maybe 10 minutes a day engaging with Facebook leads and I sell a property a week doing that. Facebook is its own mystification. Maybe I'll do a whole episode just on Facebook. I probably ought to. All right. Next, we're going to talk about selecting brokers and agents, right? So if you have your own brand, your own company, you're using these listing services, you're pushing people to your website, you're on Facebook, churning and listing these properties and all these different buy and sell groups and on Facebook marketplace. Well, you also have the ability to go just hire a broker or get it on MLS using a flat fee listing service. I do not suggest that I really ever, I don't know anyone who has luck with it, but not like I've taken a poll of everybody. Maybe some people do. I prefer to find a broker, okay? Even if it's a cheap property. And the way that I select a broker is kind of in depth. We actually call anywhere between 10 to 15 local brokers or agents. We ask them all kind of the same scripted series of questions. And we identify which ones are one, familiar with marketing and selling land, because that's not common. Maybe one in 10 actually know what they're doing. And then are real estate investment oriented. So they're willing to work in slightly unique ways. And we'll get into that in a minute. And then three, if they're checking those boxes and we're really looking for the best one, we want somebody who maybe already has some of these listing services that their brokerage is paying for so that you don't have to double dip. You might be able to find someone who's local that is already paying for all these things. And then you're just going to reimburse them through their commissions. And then finally, you want them to be actually willing to show a property. A lot of these folks will do your listing, do all this stuff, get it live, but they won't show your property. And that is no bueno. So because of that, you need to be able to incentivize them correctly. So if it's a low value property and you want them to actually do work and show the property, well, you might have to pay them above 3%. So some of the things that we'll do is we'll just have set rate payouts for brokers or agents if they sell the property. So instead of 3% of a $20,000 property, which ain't much, maybe it's $3,000. For us, it's still worthwhile because they're out there showing properties and doing this sort of stuff. And for them, it's like way more and actually makes it worthwhile for them to give time and attention towards selling this property. Because even a $20,000 property takes as much effort as selling a $100,000 property. You still need someone who's going to be giving attention to it. And then secondly, on these high-end properties, since I'm already putting a bunch of my money and effort into marketing, I don't want to have redundancy there with somebody else. So what I've had in the past is before I started negotiating directly with our agents is I would do all this marketing. I would find a buyer for the property. Then I'd send it to my agent. And all they would do is handle paperwork and get a 6% commission. And I'd be sitting there like, what did you do? You know, you didn't do nothing. If it's a $100,000 property, they're walking away with $6,000. And all they did was listen on MLS. That hurts my feelings a little bit. So what I do is I negotiate with every one of my agents. So I say, hey, I'm going to do my own marketing. I'm going to try to make this as seamless as possible. I don't even really want you to show the property unless necessary because I should have my own marketing going on this. But I do, since I'm a one-man band or a very small business, I don't want to engage with all the buyers directly. So what if we had the relationship where my marketing is driving traffic to my website side and I'm generating leads and I'm doing a little bit of a qualification, but then when it's time to actually get them to sign a contract and negotiate with them, I'm going to hand them to you. And then you can be a hard ass with them because I'm kind of a softie. I'm actually not good at negotiating. And that works really well. But the trade-off is if I bring the buyer, I pay you a 3% commission or a reduction of some fixed rate or negotiated fee. So that incentivizes me to do all my work and actually kind of effectively adds to my marketing budget because instead of saying paying $6,000 to a broker, I'm going to pay them $3,000 and that $3,000 is saved can go back into marketing, which is going to be spent driving traffic to my website and building my brand and building my audience and engaging with more people. So selecting and negotiating and how you work with agents and brokers is huge. And man, is there a disparity in the quality of agents and brokers? I am telling you, some are absolute, I'll not say bad things, but not the best people to work with. And others are like destined for sainthood. You're wondering like, how are these people, you know, I have this lady in Connecticut right now who is just like a gem. There's no way I could pay her enough. I could pay her a 10% commission and I'd still be like, she deserves more. Outrageous. And then, oh, the last thing on brokers and agents, especially if you're working in a remote market, is they could be the ones connecting you to the other useful services that you might need. Surveyors, title companies, maybe someone to clear the lot. Maybe you need someone to put a gravel driveway in. You know, they are going to be the ones connected. Maybe they even know the county city council, the city councilman, maybe the county district representatives, whatever. So they, if you're asking those questions, they checked all the other boxes. Is they need to ask who they know. And if they know everybody and they can assist you in that way, man, you can build a whole career around operating in three areas. If all you have is the best agents or brokers there, it's crazy how valuable they are. I mean, I can keep going into how to work with agents and brokers to maximize your time and energy, but we got to keep going. Okay. I'm going to try to run through these because I'm already running out of time. So imagery and overlays. So one of the biggest issues that honestly, I still make it sometimes out of laziness is we might be selling a property and all we do is grab some images from the GIS because I don't really want to invest additional money into the photos or whatever. But if you're going to try to move a property quickly, one of the things that you want to add to your marketing budget is definitely drone footage. So you can have high quality video, ideally and photos of the property. And you want them to be from the certain angles. See, maybe if it's near a lake, you can see the lake in the background. Like you kind of need to coach the drone person through getting the best imagery of the property. And then either that drone photographer themselves will have some sort of imagery editor, or you might want to have someone that you work with on a regular basis, maybe a virtual assistant, someone overseas that you

Hi folks, welcome back to the Land Fixer podcast. I'm your host, Logan Swanson. Today, we're going to talk more about, you guessed it, land! In this episode, I'll dive into seven mistakes I've made while buying land as an investment and share the lessons learned from each experience. We'll discuss properties that looked great on paper but had hidden issues, like inaccurate topographic maps, unexpected squatters, and even a property with underground storage tanks. I'll also cover the importance of thorough due diligence and the value of getting experienced eyes on a property before purchasing. If you're interested in land investing or want to hear about some of the challenges and solutions I've encountered, this episode is for you. Plus, learn about our upcoming launch of Prime Land Exchange, a platform for buying and selling discounted land, and other resources for land investors. Thank you for joining us, and I hope you enjoy hearing about my land investing adventures and misadventures!

In this engaging episode of the 'Land Fixer Podcast', host Logan Swanson delves into the fascinating sphere of land surveying, a crucial part of land investment. Discussing everything from the basic principles of surveying, the significance of historical figures like George Washington in the profession, to the revolutionary impact of modern tools like GPS and laser scanning, this episode aims to demystify the intricate process of surveying. Unfolding the various types of surveys, namely, boundary, topographical, geodetic, and construction surveys, the discussion emphasizes their roles in property boundaries, land contours, and planning future construction developments. The host also explores how recent advancements like drone-enabled LIDAR and GPS mapping software are transforming accuracy and precision in the field. The importance of choosing an appropriate surveying firm is delved into, explaining how large civil engineering firms, mid-size surveying firms, boutique surveying firms, and one-to-three-man operations can cater to different land development needs. Knowledge of these different types of firms can remarkably refine your investment strategies. Shedding light on the significance of surveying from an investor's perspective, the host recalls his personal transformation from considering surveyors as an unnecessary expense to acknowledging their essential role in property buying. The revealing data from surveys can significantly influence purchase decisions, from uncovering setbacks and zoning issues to assessing if a property has shifted from its original CAD mapping, thereby, speeding up property selling. Finally, the episode underscores that understanding a property survey is quintessential for an investor, as it helps grasp completely what they are acquiring, ensuring peace of mind at closing deals. The rich dialogue provides valuable insights about the advantages of working with land surveyors in real estate.

Welcome back to the Land Fixer Podcast, hosted by Logan Swanson. This episode takes a detour from traditional land buying and selling discussions to explore a less common yet fruitful investment strategy—Land Leasing. This underutilized avenue can serve as a continual revenue source from your land, allowing you to maintain ownership while leasing it for multi-purpose usage. Despite its versatility, land leasing isn't widely explored, and this episode aims to shed light on its types, benefits, and structures. In this exciting episode, we delve deeper into the mutual benefits of land leasing. For owners, it ensures regular income from the land without having to sell it off. Renters or lessees, on the other hand, save on hefty initial investments and low ongoing payments, and even have excellent potential for additional revenue. We discuss various lease formats – from fixed and variable leases to percentage leases tied to revenues or crop yields and ground leases allowing developmental freedom. Imagine a land asset that continues to generate income with minimal maintenance or be passed on as a valuable asset. That's the power and beauty of land leasing. Tune in to explore how this can revolutionize your land investing journey, adding value to your properties and diversifying your portfolio. Beyond the general overview of land leasing, we delve into the nitty-gritty of crafting lease agreements, the potential tax implications, and understanding insurance liabilities. We also advocate for consulting professionals - attorneys, real estate brokers – especially if you're less experienced in this domain. We broaden our horizon to discuss various lease types including agricultural, commercial, renewable energy, and conservation leases, and more, each with its unique purpose and benefits. Discover, for instance, how commercially leasing odd pieces of land near highways can create income, or how energy leases can transform idle land into profitable solar farms. This episode is about discovering the vast potential of land leasing, learning how to optimize value, monetize property, and diversify your investments further. To get in touch, send an email to [email protected] or to add high-value properties to your portfolio, visit www.primelandexchange.com. Searching for funding opportunities? Visit www.landpartnerfunding.com. Tune in to maximize your knowledge and enhance your investment strategies!