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Louis Roggeman
  • Wantagh, NY
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Building multiple small structures on vacant land

Louis Roggeman
  • Wantagh, NY
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Hey! Been learning about real estate for a few years now saving money to invest. I was thinking of buying land and putting some small little buildings for people to rent.  I see that the biggest problem is finding a plaze thAt allows this kind of thing. So I was wondering what states and counties you know of that allow this?

I want to start out by living on the property and managing it and eventually moving when the place is running correctly. I’m aware that I need to set up water and electric so I was hoping to buy a place with a structure already on it (broken down but with utilities ect set up) 

I know its possible because i’ve stayed in Air bnbs that are basically just a lot of land with 4-5 small cabin like houses on it. Does anyone have any experience with this???  

Thanks!!

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