[NicMM]

By searching the author Curtis Seltzer I found the website of his column: http://www.landthink.com/

NicMM

[NicMM]

By searching the author Curtis Seltzer I found the website of his column: http://www.landthink.com/

NicMM

[NicMM]

Ricechex,

Thanks for your information. I will read this book.

NicMM

[NicMM]

Ricechex,

Thanks for your information. I will read this book.

NicMM

[NicMM]

Ricechex,

Thanks for your information. I will read this book.

NicMM

[NicMM]

Ricechex,

Thanks for your information. I will read this book.

NicMM

[NicMM]

Ricechex,

Thanks for your information. I will read this book.

NicMM

[NicMM]

In that seminar, many success stories were provided. One of them is a big land in Temecula bought in 70s for $400k and lastly offered about $20 million. This land is hold by the speaker.

By the way, Palmdale will be a transportation center as there is an airport nearby, several high speed railroad in construction will go through there. There is a special tax zone called FoxField industrial zone in Lancaster. Google backed eSolar put their solar farm there. and BYD (Buffet invested Chinese green car company) also set manufacture facilities there.

-NicMM

[quote=jpinpb]My take on the land. Depends how long you plan to keep it. How old are you? Can you just sit on it for the next 20-30 years? Plan on leaving it to kids?

I can think back to 30 years ago when there was a big nothing in Temecula. I even remember a lawsuit involving some land in Temecula. Big dispute. I kept thinking who the hell would live in the middle of nowhere between Riverside and San Diego.

I remember when we first moved to California my dad was telling me about some guy who bought quite a bit of land way back in the day in the middle of nowhere. He ended up making quite a bit of money. He was talking about Palm Springs.

Also, the expression, “They stopped making land.” Really applies to land, not houses.

I don’t think I’m being bullish, but I wouldn’t be shocked if in 30 years they end up building up there in Palmdale/Lancaster.

But I also agree, whoever is selling it, already subdivided and they’re making money off the subdivision of the parcels. Nevertheless, developers like to build and when they overbuild, they continue to push out to the exburbs and deserts.[/quote]

[NicMM]

In that seminar, many success stories were provided. One of them is a big land in Temecula bought in 70s for $400k and lastly offered about $20 million. This land is hold by the speaker.

By the way, Palmdale will be a transportation center as there is an airport nearby, several high speed railroad in construction will go through there. There is a special tax zone called FoxField industrial zone in Lancaster. Google backed eSolar put their solar farm there. and BYD (Buffet invested Chinese green car company) also set manufacture facilities there.

-NicMM

[quote=jpinpb]My take on the land. Depends how long you plan to keep it. How old are you? Can you just sit on it for the next 20-30 years? Plan on leaving it to kids?

I can think back to 30 years ago when there was a big nothing in Temecula. I even remember a lawsuit involving some land in Temecula. Big dispute. I kept thinking who the hell would live in the middle of nowhere between Riverside and San Diego.

I remember when we first moved to California my dad was telling me about some guy who bought quite a bit of land way back in the day in the middle of nowhere. He ended up making quite a bit of money. He was talking about Palm Springs.

Also, the expression, “They stopped making land.” Really applies to land, not houses.

I don’t think I’m being bullish, but I wouldn’t be shocked if in 30 years they end up building up there in Palmdale/Lancaster.

But I also agree, whoever is selling it, already subdivided and they’re making money off the subdivision of the parcels. Nevertheless, developers like to build and when they overbuild, they continue to push out to the exburbs and deserts.[/quote]

[NicMM]

In that seminar, many success stories were provided. One of them is a big land in Temecula bought in 70s for $400k and lastly offered about $20 million. This land is hold by the speaker.

By the way, Palmdale will be a transportation center as there is an airport nearby, several high speed railroad in construction will go through there. There is a special tax zone called FoxField industrial zone in Lancaster. Google backed eSolar put their solar farm there. and BYD (Buffet invested Chinese green car company) also set manufacture facilities there.

-NicMM

[quote=jpinpb]My take on the land. Depends how long you plan to keep it. How old are you? Can you just sit on it for the next 20-30 years? Plan on leaving it to kids?

I can think back to 30 years ago when there was a big nothing in Temecula. I even remember a lawsuit involving some land in Temecula. Big dispute. I kept thinking who the hell would live in the middle of nowhere between Riverside and San Diego.

I remember when we first moved to California my dad was telling me about some guy who bought quite a bit of land way back in the day in the middle of nowhere. He ended up making quite a bit of money. He was talking about Palm Springs.

Also, the expression, “They stopped making land.” Really applies to land, not houses.

I don’t think I’m being bullish, but I wouldn’t be shocked if in 30 years they end up building up there in Palmdale/Lancaster.

But I also agree, whoever is selling it, already subdivided and they’re making money off the subdivision of the parcels. Nevertheless, developers like to build and when they overbuild, they continue to push out to the exburbs and deserts.[/quote]

[NicMM]

In that seminar, many success stories were provided. One of them is a big land in Temecula bought in 70s for $400k and lastly offered about $20 million. This land is hold by the speaker.

By the way, Palmdale will be a transportation center as there is an airport nearby, several high speed railroad in construction will go through there. There is a special tax zone called FoxField industrial zone in Lancaster. Google backed eSolar put their solar farm there. and BYD (Buffet invested Chinese green car company) also set manufacture facilities there.

-NicMM

[quote=jpinpb]My take on the land. Depends how long you plan to keep it. How old are you? Can you just sit on it for the next 20-30 years? Plan on leaving it to kids?

I can think back to 30 years ago when there was a big nothing in Temecula. I even remember a lawsuit involving some land in Temecula. Big dispute. I kept thinking who the hell would live in the middle of nowhere between Riverside and San Diego.

I remember when we first moved to California my dad was telling me about some guy who bought quite a bit of land way back in the day in the middle of nowhere. He ended up making quite a bit of money. He was talking about Palm Springs.

Also, the expression, “They stopped making land.” Really applies to land, not houses.

I don’t think I’m being bullish, but I wouldn’t be shocked if in 30 years they end up building up there in Palmdale/Lancaster.

But I also agree, whoever is selling it, already subdivided and they’re making money off the subdivision of the parcels. Nevertheless, developers like to build and when they overbuild, they continue to push out to the exburbs and deserts.[/quote]

[NicMM]

In that seminar, many success stories were provided. One of them is a big land in Temecula bought in 70s for $400k and lastly offered about $20 million. This land is hold by the speaker.

By the way, Palmdale will be a transportation center as there is an airport nearby, several high speed railroad in construction will go through there. There is a special tax zone called FoxField industrial zone in Lancaster. Google backed eSolar put their solar farm there. and BYD (Buffet invested Chinese green car company) also set manufacture facilities there.

-NicMM

[quote=jpinpb]My take on the land. Depends how long you plan to keep it. How old are you? Can you just sit on it for the next 20-30 years? Plan on leaving it to kids?

I can think back to 30 years ago when there was a big nothing in Temecula. I even remember a lawsuit involving some land in Temecula. Big dispute. I kept thinking who the hell would live in the middle of nowhere between Riverside and San Diego.

I remember when we first moved to California my dad was telling me about some guy who bought quite a bit of land way back in the day in the middle of nowhere. He ended up making quite a bit of money. He was talking about Palm Springs.

Also, the expression, “They stopped making land.” Really applies to land, not houses.

I don’t think I’m being bullish, but I wouldn’t be shocked if in 30 years they end up building up there in Palmdale/Lancaster.

But I also agree, whoever is selling it, already subdivided and they’re making money off the subdivision of the parcels. Nevertheless, developers like to build and when they overbuild, they continue to push out to the exburbs and deserts.[/quote]

[NicMM]

FLU,

I am not rich but never stop thinking how to get ahead :).

I had thought about small business. Didn’t some refer buying a small business as “pay money to buy a job”? I have a job and don’t want to pay to get another. That’s why some passive investments seem appealing to me.

-NicMM

[quote=flu]NicMM,

I think you have too much money and don’t know what to do with it 🙂

Have you considered just buying a small business and running it?[/quote]

[NicMM]

FLU,

I am not rich but never stop thinking how to get ahead :).

I had thought about small business. Didn’t some refer buying a small business as “pay money to buy a job”? I have a job and don’t want to pay to get another. That’s why some passive investments seem appealing to me.

-NicMM

[quote=flu]NicMM,

I think you have too much money and don’t know what to do with it 🙂

Have you considered just buying a small business and running it?[/quote]

[NicMM]

FLU,

I am not rich but never stop thinking how to get ahead :).

I had thought about small business. Didn’t some refer buying a small business as “pay money to buy a job”? I have a job and don’t want to pay to get another. That’s why some passive investments seem appealing to me.

-NicMM

[quote=flu]NicMM,

I think you have too much money and don’t know what to do with it 🙂

Have you considered just buying a small business and running it?[/quote]

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