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Nathan Whittaker
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How do I cash flow 20 acres of raw land?

Nathan Whittaker
  • Investor
  • Logan, UT
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I have 20 acres of unfarmable raw ground in the county in Cache Valley, Utah. I also have a well dug that produces 24 gallons/min.  my land borders in Smithfield City. However, they will not let me annex in to develop, nor will the county allow me to subdivide and develop. I have looked at an RV campground which has some challenges due to Health department requirements. I am entertaining doing a solar farm. Any other ideas?

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Duncan Hayes
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Duncan Hayes
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Quote from @Nathan Whittaker:

I have 20 acres of unfarmable raw ground in the county in Cache Valley, Utah. I also have a well dug that produces 24 gallons/min.  my land borders in Smithfield City. However, they will not let me annex in to develop, nor will the county allow me to subdivide and develop. I have looked at an RV campground which has some challenges due to Health department requirements. I am entertaining doing a solar farm. Any other ideas?


 find someone that wants to buy it and sell it to them using owner financing. collect a down payment and monthly payment. throw an interest rate on there and get more money over the course of the loan.

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