case study

Well my wait is over, mondays aren’t so bad when your nice fat check arrives. This one took longer 2 months from purchase to check in my hand due to going through a title company but still an excellent return.

Pay dirt! You see this check? This is the result of taking a measly $1500 to purchase 3 lots not long ago, and applying the escape velocity strategy in land investing to grow it into $8500. That’s a 466.67% ROI. The thing is, this is far from my best ROI percentage. So, how did I

Bag drop. I posted the lot for sale last night, sold it to his morning. I bought it for $1333 (it was one of 3 lots I paid 4000 for). Listed for $5000, sold in cash for $4k

2 months ago I was just getting started. I was gonna purchase this property for $550 but got cold feet cuz the back taxes were high and I wasn’t sure exactly how much I could sell it for or what I was doing. Since then I sold 2 properties in this area so I’m certain

mmm, my 1st lot sale check is on its way, whoop whoop!Turning $150 into $4200 feels good After all the upfront costs, back taxes etc. which I’m paying with money from the sale once the check clears the profit is a little over 2k, still a nice turn for my first go-around at it. Def.

A long case study on how I turned $500 to $6800 and the 4 lessons I learned So, in this post I created in this group on Nov 24, 2020, I talked about a pair of lots that had a super expensive $700 HOA. (I would give you a link to those posts, but fb