Well I am thinking of what I would do if I were 20 years old again and how much I could of made off of land in the last 30 years. I think if your 20 now and you buy land, its going to be a win situation by the time another 30 years go by. I just don't trust those corporate investing type people to much. At least with land you can look at what you own. -- RODEO RAMBLINGS

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Date Posted: 13:40:41 12/18/07 Tue
Author: Varmit
Subject: Well I am thinking of what I would do if I were 20 years old again and how much I could of made off of land in the last 30 years. I think if your 20 now and you buy land, its going to be a win situation by the time another 30 years go by. I just don't trust those corporate investing type people to much. At least with land you can look at what you own.
In reply to: ZD 's message, "Varmit, no arguement that land is a good investment for a cowboy. I got to tell you though that over the long haul, land is not always the best investment. These talented kids need a good, honest financial adivsor. I talked to one of the PBR stars who got 'rich' at age 19 and found that the kid's daddy made him turn his money over to a CPA/lawyer/State Senator who is keping the kid grounded. Good on him. Half of my wealth is in land but the other half grows faster. I love the land more though." on 10:48:26 12/18/07 Tue

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My tax man once told me on owning land, "You may live poor but you die rich." I sure love the land even if it doesn't pay much. (NT) -- ZD, 16:28:37 12/18/07 Tue
- Back when I was 20 years old, every $3000 you invested in land would of made you a million dollars by the time you turned 50. (NT) -- Varmit, 20:03:54 12/18/07 Tue

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