I am wondering if anyone here has ever stumbled on a piece of ground that was a good buy for hunting and flipped it?
I am looking at a 100 acre piece that has been on the market a long time with no offers. It is majority wetland...marsh, cattails, islands, surrounding ag land. $500 an acre.
Land Purchase for Flip Question
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OUBrew wrote:I am wondering if anyone here has ever stumbled on a piece of ground that was a good buy for hunting and flipped it?
I am looking at a 100 acre piece that has been on the market a long time with no offers. It is majority wetland...marsh, cattails, islands, surrounding ag land. $500 an acre.
Be careful with land as a flip. Its difficult for buyers to finance it and therefore can be hard to get rid of. BUT, if you can get it really cheap, then clean it up or put in some food plots it will attract attention. I just got rid of one and told myself I won't do that again. And as ridiculous as it is, trail cam pics sell a property.
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I have been strongly considering buying cutover land at 800-1000 an acre and fixing it up with the hopes of flipping. Worse case, I'd have a timber investment and another place to hunt.
Ridge is right, a good trail cam pic can sell it. Even better, kill a 140"+ on it.
Ridge is right, a good trail cam pic can sell it. Even better, kill a 140"+ on it.
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OUBrew wrote:I am wondering if anyone here has ever stumbled on a piece of ground that was a good buy for hunting and flipped it?
I am looking at a 100 acre piece that has been on the market a long time with no offers. It is majority wetland...marsh, cattails, islands, surrounding ag land. $500 an acre.
I've sort of done it - ended up holding the land a lot longer than planned since the hunting was so good. I'm all for the idea if you're confident you aren't going to lose on it. You wrote it has been on the market a long time with no offers so you recognize something has to change either in the market or on the land in order for you to be able to find buyers. Also remember your breakeven rises every year with taxes - painful. good luck
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Thanks for the responses. Great to hear from guys that have done it or are thinking of it. A good buck history on a piece of ground goes a long way. I'm going to walk it today.
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I’ve thought about buying more with intent to sell at some point but I know I’d never sell it so I probably won’t tie up any more money in land. It’s a good investment but no so mich for you if you don’t sell it. My son will profit heavily on mine someday
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