Oct 15 2020 21 mins 6
In this episode, I am taking a step back to reflect on my journey over the last 3 years in land investing and specifically my experiences with The Land Geek.
There's some great, some good, some bad, and some ugly.
There are certainly some mistakes I've made along the way.
However, I want to make sure you are aware, with eyes wide open of all the different possibilities out there. Because.... hint, hint... I don't think the Land Geek is the best solution in the marketplace now.
If you've listened to episodes from Season 3 and Season 4 where I talk about my land investing journey, make sure to catch up with this episode so you can see how I've progressed and how I think about.
Or, alternatively, check out all of these links in the show notes if you have missed those episodes from the past...
Interviews with Other Land Investors (newest to oldest)
Land Investing 201 with Seth Williams
Should You Flip Land? with Casual Fridays REI
The Duel Interview on Land Investing with Kenyon Zitka
Another Perspective on Land Investing with Seth Williams
Create Passive Income with Scott Bossman
How To Be a Land Geek with Mark Podolsky
My Quarterly/Annual Updates (oldest to newest)
My Financial Experiments-Q2 2017 Update
My Financial Experiments-Q3 2017 Update
My Financial Experiments- Q4 2017
My Financial Experiments- Q1 2018
My Financial Experiments- Q2 2018
My Financial Experiments- Q3 2018
For all the show notes, and more, check out the podcast website at www.doctorfreedompodcast.com
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