Tommy Dobczyk walks through an 8.59-acre former government property for $89,000 that includes a 3,000 sq ft building and a 1,000-foot horizontal antenna. He suggests buying it, subdividing the land, and flipping the smaller lots at higher per-acre prices to profit.
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It says the property contains 8.59 acres, uh, and is improved with a 3,000 square foot building, 800 square foot maintenance, 165 square foot shed, 64 square foot storm shelter, and 1,000 square foot horizontal antenna. 1,000 foot horizontal antenna, not vertical, horizontal. I don't know. I've never seen a 1,000 foot horizontal. I think that's what that weird structure was laying the way it was. So. This being an ex-government, uh, uh, place, like, this was, this was where, uh, like, government activity happened. So you got to worry about a lot of things here. But 9 acres for $89,000, that's only like $10 grand an acre. That ain't bad, that ain't bad. Ready for this? We buy a big piece of property, we get it for $10,000 an acre, we turn around and auction it off for $20,000 an acre by splitting it up and auctioning it, right?