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Land investors say low inventory has pushed land values higher
A LANDTHINK interview with a land broker argues buyers may need multiple deal sourcing strategies because land is not a quick-flip asset.
Land investing has become harder for some buyers as low inventory has helped drive land values higher over the past five years, according to LANDTHINK.
The outlet says one of the most important parts of land investing is finding deals, but it frames the challenge as surmountable through having multiple strategies and not getting discouraged when good opportunities are scarce.
LANDTHINK also emphasizes that land investing typically requires time and a clear plan, noting value growth depends on market conditions and the investor’s approach, whether holding, developing, or selling.
In a LANDTHINK interview, Pat Porter, owner and broker with RecLand Realty, discusses strategies he uses to source, evaluate, and secure land deals, and RecLand’s focus includes hunting land, timberland, farms, and ranches across several states.