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20 Acres Of Land In Iowa

Sean Coughlin
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Hello!

My name is Sean.  I've owned an investment company in Iowa for a little over 3 years now.  My business partner and I typically wholesale, flip, or buy and hold.  We have a new (and unfamiliar) opportunity that popped up and we're trying to better understand where to start the evaluation process.  We acquired about 20 acres of land that is currently zoned agriculture and has great yields every year.  We are considering rezoning it to residential and building multifamily units, storage units, trailer park, or solar farm or...  The land is about 15 minutes away from Norther Iowa (college university) and is located right next to a state park (people go camping, rv'ing, etc all summer long in the park). If any of you have gone through a similar process with evaluating investment options, we would love to hear about it.  Any advice, book or tool recommendations would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Sean
  

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