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January 19, 2008 at 11:17 PM #139201January 19, 2008 at 11:45 PM #139254
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ParticipantI would recommend this bank for self directed ira(s) etc.
January 19, 2008 at 11:45 PM #139211ParticipantI would recommend this bank for self directed ira(s) etc.
January 19, 2008 at 11:45 PM #139188ParticipantI would recommend this bank for self directed ira(s) etc.
January 19, 2008 at 11:45 PM #139161ParticipantI would recommend this bank for self directed ira(s) etc.
January 19, 2008 at 11:45 PM #138948ParticipantI would recommend this bank for self directed ira(s) etc.
January 20, 2008 at 9:16 AM #139100Bugs
ParticipantDO NOT BUY LAND right now unless you are an expert. I’ve seen experienced developers lose tons of money on land purchases as a result of not completely understanding what they were doing.
Unlike a property with an existing structure, land is all about potential. It is the most speculative type of real estate there is and it is the most difficult type of property to become well informed on. Land development can be very profitable under the right circumstances, but the reason for that is because it is so risky.
January 20, 2008 at 9:16 AM #139311ParticipantDO NOT BUY LAND right now unless you are an expert. I’ve seen experienced developers lose tons of money on land purchases as a result of not completely understanding what they were doing.
Unlike a property with an existing structure, land is all about potential. It is the most speculative type of real estate there is and it is the most difficult type of property to become well informed on. Land development can be very profitable under the right circumstances, but the reason for that is because it is so risky.
January 20, 2008 at 9:16 AM #139336ParticipantDO NOT BUY LAND right now unless you are an expert. I’ve seen experienced developers lose tons of money on land purchases as a result of not completely understanding what they were doing.
Unlike a property with an existing structure, land is all about potential. It is the most speculative type of real estate there is and it is the most difficult type of property to become well informed on. Land development can be very profitable under the right circumstances, but the reason for that is because it is so risky.
January 20, 2008 at 9:16 AM #139361ParticipantDO NOT BUY LAND right now unless you are an expert. I’ve seen experienced developers lose tons of money on land purchases as a result of not completely understanding what they were doing.
Unlike a property with an existing structure, land is all about potential. It is the most speculative type of real estate there is and it is the most difficult type of property to become well informed on. Land development can be very profitable under the right circumstances, but the reason for that is because it is so risky.
January 20, 2008 at 9:16 AM #139405ParticipantDO NOT BUY LAND right now unless you are an expert. I’ve seen experienced developers lose tons of money on land purchases as a result of not completely understanding what they were doing.
Unlike a property with an existing structure, land is all about potential. It is the most speculative type of real estate there is and it is the most difficult type of property to become well informed on. Land development can be very profitable under the right circumstances, but the reason for that is because it is so risky.
January 20, 2008 at 1:28 PM #139224kaycee
ParticipantSocratt, are you asking advice about buying land, buying this land in particular or buying Real Estate with the money from an IRA? My mother bought a Condo with her S/D IRA several years ago. She felt she knew more about RE (she’s a broker) than she did about the market, so that’s what she did with her money. She said it took some research but that it wasn’t hard to do. It’s in Park City and she rents it out as a vacation place. She makes pretty good money off of it. She’s been happy with the decision, but it does make an income. Land obviously wouldn’t. You’d only be betting on the appreciation.
January 20, 2008 at 1:28 PM #139531ParticipantSocratt, are you asking advice about buying land, buying this land in particular or buying Real Estate with the money from an IRA? My mother bought a Condo with her S/D IRA several years ago. She felt she knew more about RE (she’s a broker) than she did about the market, so that’s what she did with her money. She said it took some research but that it wasn’t hard to do. It’s in Park City and she rents it out as a vacation place. She makes pretty good money off of it. She’s been happy with the decision, but it does make an income. Land obviously wouldn’t. You’d only be betting on the appreciation.
January 20, 2008 at 1:28 PM #139487ParticipantSocratt, are you asking advice about buying land, buying this land in particular or buying Real Estate with the money from an IRA? My mother bought a Condo with her S/D IRA several years ago. She felt she knew more about RE (she’s a broker) than she did about the market, so that’s what she did with her money. She said it took some research but that it wasn’t hard to do. It’s in Park City and she rents it out as a vacation place. She makes pretty good money off of it. She’s been happy with the decision, but it does make an income. Land obviously wouldn’t. You’d only be betting on the appreciation.
January 20, 2008 at 1:28 PM #139461ParticipantSocratt, are you asking advice about buying land, buying this land in particular or buying Real Estate with the money from an IRA? My mother bought a Condo with her S/D IRA several years ago. She felt she knew more about RE (she’s a broker) than she did about the market, so that’s what she did with her money. She said it took some research but that it wasn’t hard to do. It’s in Park City and she rents it out as a vacation place. She makes pretty good money off of it. She’s been happy with the decision, but it does make an income. Land obviously wouldn’t. You’d only be betting on the appreciation.
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