A short Coffee Talk episode by Mark J. Podolsky (the Land Geek) explaining practical ways to generate income from raw land holdings—ideas include running a paintball area, pasturing animals, leasing hunting rights, offering camping sites, and providing storage. The video also promotes his website and podcast for more guidance on buying and selling land.
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Hey, it's Mark Podolski, the lane geek. And here's another quick episode of Coffee Talk. Let's have a virtual cup of coffee together this morning. I'm really enjoying this. Starbucks 2 Honey Americano. Let's talk about making money on our raw land. So I'm assuming you went to frontierpropertiesusa.com you just bought your first piece of wholesale land from wa and now you're like, well, now what do I do with it? Do I just sit with that raw land and pay taxes? No, you don't have to. You can use it any way you like for your enjoyment. I can also teach you how to flip that property as well. But let's assume that you want to hold it long term. Let's make some money on that land. So, a few ideas to do this. I'm just going to run off a couple ideas. The first one is, hey, how about a paintball area? A little play area there? If you got a nice little flat piece of land and put out some signs, cordon off some of your property. Get some haystacks, let's say, make a little paintball area. Charge people 40 bucks a person. After a while that's going to add up and certainly going to pay for your inexpensive property taxes. How about pasturing animals? If you're in an area where there's ranchers, sure. Charge them to let those animals roam on your land. Eat your grass. Fantastic way to make some extra money. Don't forget about hunting rights. If you've got a property, let's say it's 40 acres and you've got some deer on your property, why not lease it out to hunters? Camping people love to camp and there's never enough remote areas for them to camp. Put up a couple inexpensive camping sites, charge everyone a small fee, and after a while you're going to have a nice passive income for camping. Storage. Nobody ever has enough storage. Motorboats, horses, I don't know, it just, you know, you've seen all these storage places all around the country, right? Why not store it on your property, charge a monthly fee, and who knows, maybe you will be on storage wares yourself. So anyways, if you want to learn more tips, tricks, techniques, how to buy and sell raw land for passive income, active income, go to my site, www.thelandgeek.com. you can always click the links below as well. Listen to the podcast. Great information there. Subscribe to this YouTube channel and of course leave me a comment. Let me know how it's going here. What other information you'd like to learn. Anyways, thanks for having a cup of coffee with me, and I'll see you next time.