Land

We're doing three videos.

The first video we talked about our favorite strategies for investing in land, and we gave some great ideas around how you can do that.

We each brought a different perspective, which was a lot of fun.

On this video, Austin and Joe and I are going to talk about why land investing is can be maybe better than houses.

And we're gonna give you some ideas about why land in some ways is a lot better than houses.

So we're excited for this topic.

I think this is a topic where this could be a real eye-opener for some of you that are watching this because you may not realize that there are some major advantages to land over houses.

And I think one thing right off the gate here, guys, is there is an infinite amount of opportunity with land.

Te pedimos humildemente que el Espíritu Santo congregue en la unidad a cuantos participamos del cuerpo y sangre de Cristo.

Acuérdate, Señor, de tu Iglesia extendida por toda la Tierra y con el papa León, con nuestro obispo José y todos los pastores que cuidan de tu pueblo, llévala a su perfección por la caridad.

Acuérdate también de nuestros hermanos que durmieron en la esperanza de la resurrección, de los difuntos de la familia Gil Vílchez y de todos los que han muerto en tu misericordia, admítelos a contemplar la luz de tu rostro.

Ten misericordia de todos nosotros y así con María, la Virgen Madre de Dios, su esposo san José, los apóstoles y cuantos vivieron en tu amistad a través de los tiempos, merezcamos por tu Hijo Jesucristo compartir la vida eterna y cantar tus alabanzas.

This would mean that it's highly custom, like this example I gave here, where it's built right into the hillside.

There's going to be a lot more groundworks there, preparing the land, making sure that it's going to be structurally okay.

And it's not just an off-the-shelf property, right? We've had an architect design that.

Now, that's not to say that all of the four examples that I've given you are exactly those price ranges that Andrew shared before.

When we're talking about architecturally designed here, we're talking about like probably a bit more level of sophistication considering the elements that they're working towards and building to the actual location and considering what materials they're using and how to get the maximum light and something like that.

We're not talking about someone drawing a few lines and saying, oh yeah, it should face this way.

Yeah, we're talking about, you know, Bill and Mary hiring an architect to build a house on the specific plot of land and really go in boots and all into it.

But it doesn't cost the same all around the country, right? So where does it tend to be a bit cheaper to build in New Zealand and where is it more expensive?

Welcome to this video.

This is going to be a three-part series on land investing, and I've invited two of my good friends and land investing experts.

We have Joe McCall and Austin Marvel.

Now, I've known Joe for a long time.

Been around, I think, 20 years probably.

And Austin's a newer friend.

I've known Austin for the last few years, and he specializes in land as well.

And what we want to do, guys, in this series is we want to bring you some different perspectives about how to make money with land.

We're not in dry land here.

We're in the Macky Moors.

You'd have to go across the main road for Tillage Land.

But it's a wonderful community down here in Coléna.

We had a church about 30 years ago, 40 years ago.

But in February...

In 1945, there was an American plane, a Marauder, a bomber, with two young American pilots on it.

I think they ran out of fuel, as far as I know, but literally, I could throw a stone two fields away here in Earl's Land.

And so so that was two years ago, Trent.

Land values have gone up since then and revenues have dropped.

So I don't think the affordability index has improved anyways.

Yeah.

There's hidden wisdom in it, that's right.

So, yeah, so just a little background on this.

Saskatchewan Farmland Value Study applied technical analysis to inflation-adjusted farmland values, and the reason I inflated them Land is considered a hedge against inflation.

And I also took some insight and inspiration from the Iowa State University Farmland Study, and they conduct those inflation adjusted values as well.