/biz/ - Business & Finance

My advice is to do it now before prices balloon more. There is no popping of the bubble. The fed has been printing money nonstop for years. They claim there is minimal to no inflation. There is though, it's just occurring in hard asset classes like arable land.

Arable land is not in a bubble. Fiat is just not worth as much as it once was. Gov. can subsidize the price of food and hide inflation. They aren't hiding the inflation in the housing market.

Focus on land rather than buildings. Buildings come and go. Land does not. You can still get 100 acres for a year's salary in some places. In the places you want to live, you'll spend more. Get what you can, and don't forget to spend the money and time on making the land productive, otherwise it can be an ongoing drag on your finances with prop taxes, maintenance, etc.

At a minimum, think about fences and livestock and/or forestry planting. Fairly low maintenance and can get you a lot of tax breaks in most areas for being an agricultural usage property. Good luck. The property pill is the final /biz/ pill to take before enlightenment. Finding a good wife to cook you tendies and bear your children is nearly impossible if you can't present an alternative to the rat race. By owning land, you will have that alternative.

> live with me on my farm, bear my children, and stop working in the city

It worked for me. Baby on the way. Gonna make it.

>>28199664
A barely profitable single windfarm. Price has already doubled in the last month, so if there is an expansion of 56 turbines (whoopty fucking shit) that is already priced in. You are likely not the only insider aware. No, this is a pump and dump stock that may hit $0.30 or $0.40, but will then plummet back to $0.15