LLC Twitter is saying you’re dumb if you don’t choose option C

[Regular Developer]

Shut up stupid ass nikka where df you thinc it’s at midtown manhattan ?

I mean to be fair, it wasn't specified so midtown Manhattan would be good land

Mississippi

O hell nah, LLC Twitter trippin lol

 

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LLC Twitter may be dumb
But Flip This House Coli has to be borderline retarded

Y'all wouldn't know what to do with a 100 sq/ft backyard, but swear y'all would turn into John D. Rockefeller overnight with 500 acres.

500 acres is a lot of land though.

Refinancing the money out could afford you some capital to subsection the land and develop a pocket neighborhood. Netting you much more than 750k and well over 40k/month.

There is not enough information on this, if the 500 acres is in a high value neighborhood then its something of high value if not the other options are also reasonable as well it needs way more information but just off the top the 500 acres if its in a high value community or neighbourhoods.

Breh you can't even manage a run-on sentence, but will know what to do with land.

40k/month for a year with out taxes is 480k, you times that by 40 assuming the person is 30 so a life expectancy of 70 years old and you have 19.2 million without taxes being deducted.


500 acres subdivided into quarter acre lots equals 2000 lots. That’s 10,000sqft lots. Assuming you can only build on 1800 lots. At just an average of 250k per home you’re grossing 450 million not including permits, construction and materials.

Gimme the land. Can sell portions to developers and still keep mineral rights.

Building a warehouses or other commercial businesses on the land (500 acres is about 21,700,000 sq feet) and then leasing it out $10 dollars a square foot can be extremely lucrative and would net you more income than the other options.

One 30,000 sq ft warehouse would get you 6 figures monthly off one warehouse lease.

Plus all the tax benefits of owning land.

I'm taking the land

500 acres is 300+ city blocks.

I’ll take that.