Monday, March 12, 2012



 Cheap Land In Nevada Is A Good Investment

 
 
Land is always a good investment when it's purchased for a feasible purpose. Most people buy large parcels of cheap land hoping that it will appreciate over a period of time, which is a good idea and sometimes this happens at some point. But, depending upon the location of the land or the terrain of the land, did you know some land does not appreciate? Land investors in Nevada should be aware that land will not depreciate due to tax purposes and that it rarely creates income alone. For this reason it is unwise to buy land expecting it to appreciate without using a good investment method.


There are various methods that cheap land investors use to profit. It is good to have a good researched plan when investing in land. Some methods can be expensive and risky, yet some cam be affordable and safe. For instance, if someone purchases a parcel of land outside of a growing city in Navada or Texas and   get it rezoned for residential development, they could profit substantially somewhere in the future. But, if they are unable to get the land rezoned it would be an expensive and a risky approach. It is essential to have a good plan or a feasibility study and to do as much research as possible about the land before making an investment decision.


Investing in just about anything has some risk and we know some investments are more riskier than others. Purchasing 500 acres of cheap land and holding it for a future sale can pay-off handsomely if the land is located in a desirable state or near a pleasant city. A lot of people dream of buying land to live on ranches, or to build plants, or to participate in agri-farming.  The land could be divided or bundled and sold at a great profit if the land was purchased for $225 an acre. Although buying cheap acreage and holding onto it for years may not be the fastest way to make money, it could be one of the safest and surest way in Nevada to make money in the future.