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Welcome to the Crushing Land LIVE Streaming Series on different land investing topics.This will include monthly interviews with industry experts that help us to be better investors.

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  1. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    Sellers Want $X, But The Market Says? | Real Land Deal Analysis (opens the original)

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    A seller’s asking price is not the real price. In this episode, we walk through how we underwrite a 45-acre land deal from scratch to figure out what the land is actually worth to us as investors. The seller had a seven-figure number in mind, and on the surface, the deal appeared to have a potential gross development value of more than $2.6 million. But gross value is not profit. We break down how to work backward from the exit, analyze finished lot comps, estimate development costs, account for

  2. Episode · Jul 3, 2026

    Raw Land vs. Rentals — Which Fits You Better in 2026? (opens the original)

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    A lot of people want to invest in real estate, but they assume that means buying rentals. In this episode, we compare raw land vs. rental properties and break down which strategy may fit better in 2026. Rentals can absolutely build wealth, but they also come with tenants, repairs, maintenance, vacancy, property management, insurance, taxes, and ongoing operations. Raw land has a very different cost structure. There are no tenants, no toilets, no roofs, no HVAC, no unit turns, and no traditional

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