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Acquisitions isn’t one size fits all
One thing I’ve learned in land acquisition is that the approach has to change depending on the market. Some states make it relatively easy to track down off-market deals, while others require a lot more creativity and persistence.
Between strict public record laws, limited access to data, and the way certain counties handle records, finding motivated sellers can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack.
That’s why I’m always refining my approach—whether it’s using alternative data sources, networking with local professionals, or adjusting how I reach out to owners.
For those of you who actively acquire land, what challenges have you faced in different markets? Any creative strategies that have worked for you?