I'm not a realtor, but I am a Florida native (Tampa, actually) and I've been doing tax deed investing for a few years now, so I'd say you pretty much covered the most important points. I'd add that a quick filter for vacant rural land (in Florida, anyway) is to check the legal description on the property appraiser's website to see if the lot is in a "named subdivision" - if not, then the typical minimum lot size to put a house or mobile home on it is 5ac.
You mean rent land... Right? Don't pay your Land taxes for a few years and you'll see who really owns everything you've worked for your entire life for... Hint... Its not yours even if you have a Notorized Deed.... Yup, reality when faced, lets you know you've lived your entire life owned by a Government that would let your babies sleep on the street if you can't afford to PAY YOUR TAXES... Have a nice day y'all... IMO
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I'm not a realtor, but I am a Florida native (Tampa, actually) and I've been doing tax deed investing for a few years now, so I'd say you pretty much covered the most important points. I'd add that a quick filter for vacant rural land (in Florida, anyway) is to check the legal description on the property appraiser's website to see if the lot is in a "named subdivision" - if not, then the typical minimum lot size to put a house or mobile home on it is 5ac.
Great point Jeff! Thanks for contributing!
You mean rent land... Right?
Don't pay your Land taxes for a few years and you'll see who really owns everything you've worked for your entire life for...
Hint...
Its not yours even if you have a Notorized Deed....
Yup, reality when faced, lets you know you've lived your entire life owned by a Government that would let your babies sleep on the street if you can't afford to PAY YOUR TAXES...
Have a nice day y'all...
IMO