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If you are ready to learn how to flip land for profits using a proven and scalable system, you are in the right place.

I share 5 characteristics of a person who has what it takes to turn around and sell vacant land for profit. But really, these characteristics are vital to succeeding at anything in life. 

#1 Have a Goal.

If you don’t know where you’re going, how will you know how to get there? Most people are just floating through life. They have a job they don’t like, but it makes “enough,” and they “don’t hate it.” I call this “comfortable misery.”

No goal of saving a million dollars in the bank. No dream of becoming executive vice president. They might say, “I want to change my life.” But, if you’re not specific about it, you’re going to fail. Those who win in land investing have looked into our Land Profit Generator community, have seen other successful people with a lifestyle they want, and they’ve made specific goals: 

I’m going to:

• To make $300k in the first year 
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 7 Reasons why buying land is a better investment than traditional real estate. 

Real Estate investment is HOT right now. Every time you turn the TV on, there’s a new house-flipping show. But you see a deeply-edited version of reality. Buying a house to flip is so much more difficult than it seems.

Land is a different story. When you compare buying land to buying houses, the advantages pile up fast. Land flipping is both a no-brainer and a well-kept secret. Here are 7 compelling reasons why buying land is a better investment than buying houses.

1. Less competition
2. Extensive education unnecessary
3. Less hassle
4. Less cash upfront
5. Less risk
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Many people think and have been taught that land is risky, expensive, doesn’t have cash flow and takes a long time to convert into profits. And in this article, I want to focus on the one thing I hear mentioned about land all the time and that irks me the most when I hear people talk about it. And that is that:

“LAND DOESN’T CASH FLOW”

While it technically is correct that land itself does not cash flow the same way a rental house cash flows, there are some distinct ways to make land cash flow.

And when I am saying you can make land cash flow, I am not particularly talking about traditional income land like Farmland or land with billboards or cell phone towers on them.

Certainly, that works too, and it is absolutely possible to take a piece of land in a city and rent it out as a parking lot, a storage place, or even as a place to put a cell phone tower or billboard on. There are many land owners who have made a nice steady income by buying a piece of land in rural areas next to an interstate and then either fixed or non-fixed (trailers or old trucks with advertising surface) and renting out the surface to businesses in the area forever. Just a few of them make more income a month than most people earn in their jobs. Read More...