Please turn JavaScript on
Real Estate Investing Mastery Podcast icon

Real Estate Investing Mastery Podcast

Is this your feed? Claim it!

Publisher:  Unclaimed!
Message frequency:  0.15 / day

Message History

I love land investing, and I love technology. When you combine the two the right way, you can save a ton of time and focus your energy on the leads that actually have a chance of becoming deals.

I sat down with Phil Jones, a land investor and self-described tech nerd who built an AI-powered system to evaluate properties, qualify leads, and communicate with landowners at...


Read full story

I’m taking you behind the scenes as I analyze a vacant lot and make a real cash offer. No theory here. I’m looking at actual sold and active comps, figuring out what I think the property can sell for, and working backward to determine my offer.

The numbers suggest this 1.14-acre lot could sell for around $49,750. After factoring in my desired profit, realtor commissions...


Read full story

I love deals where we can make the seller the bank and then turn around and become the bank ourselves. Clay Hepler is doing exactly that with land, and the numbers on one of his current deals are pretty incredible.

Clay is buying 356 acres for $350,000 with only $25,000 down and $1,500 monthly principal-only payments. He plans to subdivide the property into about 10 lot...


Read full story

Success leaves clues. When I’m looking for vacant land markets, I don’t try to guess where the next hot area will be. I follow the money and look for where people are already buying land.

I start broad and quickly narrow things down from the country to the state, county, and eventually the specific zip codes where deals are happening. Using tools like LandWatch, Redfin,...


Read full story

One of the biggest mistakes I see investors make is trying to market to everyone. The truth is, you don't need thousands of random properties to find great deals. You just need the right ones. In this video, I walk you through exactly how I start with a brand-new market and narrow thousands of vacant lots into a small, highly targeted list that actually makes sense to mail.


Read full story