Is buying land a good Idea?
My fiancé and I were looking at the idea of buying land. We were wondering if it might be a good investment because we eventually want to build our own home. We can't afford a house $250,000 but we can afford to buy a $4000 plot of land to eventually build on. the property taxes in the area aren't that bad either. They are selling around the neighborhood we want to live in and I'm just not sure if it's a good idea if we arn't looking to build anytime soon. some advice on buying land would be nice. Thanks!
What are the things I need to consider when buying a plot of land in Bangalore?
Real estate is about :-LocattionLocationLocationAfter these three points …Best practices for buying a plot in Bangalore :-Never rush - Buy the best with your hard earned money. Be patient.Only approved layouts - try to limit yourself to BDA layouts, BMRDA etc.Try to avoid B Khatha, green belt etc rules are for good.Look for proximityGood properties must have wide roads. No compromiseAvailability of ground waterGood neighboursNever to an over crowded areaNever near to Rajkalve, bandidhare, kaldhare, lake, garbage, quaryBuy next to large road only for commercial purposeNever near a cemeteryAvoid odd size plots. Buy only with extreamly good offerLook for drainage facilityLook for chances of large complexes near byAvoid places where neighbours don't leave setback spaceMinimal road width to be 30 feet for an excellent plot. Never below thatLook for city development plan for proposalsYou never get something perfect. But make sure at least a good number of your preferences are met.
Buying a flat land on dream meaning?
I was about to buy a land for my father on my dream. Land was in high area but flat land.. We decided to buy some portion of land first again I thought I have to buy all flat area. Do you think my dream trying to say something to me? In reality I havent got any plan or thinking of buying land. ( got no money :(
Do you think a Native American would sell you his land?
If you went up to a Creek or a Cherokee Indian in the 1830s and asked if you could buy some of his or her land, what would he or she say to you? They were under a lot of pressure those days.
What do you need to know when buying vacant land?
It depends on what you plan on doing with that land. Are you holding it to sell it at a future date to make a killing? Then look for land that either has beautiful land features (yet still buildable i.e. not to steep) or is flat and treeless. Make sure you are within the growth pattern of a nearby growing city. Do you want to build a house on it? Make sure it won't cost too much to bring utilities onto the property. You may also want to make sure you will have emergency services available to you, especially fire services.Do you just want to have some land to get away to for some R&R? Then buy something you really like, just make sure you can get to it.The first option is probably the trickiest to do, and you may have to hold onto the land for a long time.
When is buying land a good investment?
If the price is right ALWAYS! They can make more of everything in the world except for LAND!No industry has made more self made millionaires (myself included) then Real Estate.Want to learn more about Real Estate?Follow me on Instagram.Subscribe to the Holton-Wise YouTube Channel.