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Buying Land, Breaking Land Investing Rules

Written by Jason Martin on June 21st, 2007

Open up almost any real estate investing book that’s about buying raw land and you’ll be told that you should never purchase land without seeing it in person first. Buying land without doing lots of in-person tests and homework is called foolish.

This is exactly the rule I broke when I first got started in raw land investing for my real estate investing portfolio. And I made a killing.

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My name is Jason Martin and this is my investment blog. Back in Jr. High School I fell in love with an electrical wiring company's stock on Wall Street. After following the stock daily in the papers—the Internet wasn't around back then—I sent them a letter and they sent me back all sorts of wonderful information about their company.

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