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Daniel Whitmore
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Land Flipping during a recession

Daniel Whitmore
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I’m currently taking an online course on land flipping with Jack Bosch. Is now a bad time to buy and/or sell land (including vacant lots)? The course claims that there is never a bad time to buy and sell land. They say it’s a recession proof strategy. I would be curious to learn about others experience with this.

Any insights are appreciated!

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Originally posted by @Daniel Whitmore:

I’m currently taking an online course on land flipping with Jack Bosch. Is now a bad time to buy and/or sell land (including vacant lots)? The course claims that there is never a bad time to buy and sell land. They say it’s a recession proof strategy. I would be curious to learn about others experience with this.

Any insights are appreciated!

nothing is recession proof.. but i grew up in the land business my dad did this in the 60s 70s and into the 80s I have done it on and off since I am always on the look out for land we can buy for cash and sell on terms.. its an OLD OLD OLD strategy nothing has changed.

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