What is Possible in Real Estate (JD 006)
What is Possible in Real Estate (JD 006)
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Jill DeWit: Welcome to episode 6, O O 6. I’m going to run out of finger here really soon. This is awesome. This show is about getting started in real estate by flipping the easiest type of property: land. Today I’m going to talk about what is possible in real estate, and share with you some deals our members are doing. I’m Jill DeWit, cofounder of land academy. And together with my partner, Stephen Jack Butala, have completed close to 16,000 transactions of many property types. I should say most property types.
Jill DeWit: We all know there’s money to be made in real estate. And most people are doing it wrong. That is why I created this weekly, live show. Every Wednesday at two o’clock Pacific time, I’m here with you to connect the dots to get started flipping land to move on to bigger transactions and, if you’re interested, maybe other property types of real estate.
Jill DeWit: Today, I’m thrilled to share some of our members’ successes, and show you some of their deals. Following that, in about 15 minutes, I will answer your questions. So feel free to start loading them in, anytime, into the comment area.
Jill DeWit: I’m sure it’s hard to imagine that you could start with a budget of $2000 and, in three deals, turn that into $16,000. I want to start. I’m going to paint this picture for you. And I want to explain how this is possible. We typically buy property at about one fourth of what it’s worth. How? By sending out specific offers via direct mail to property owners by the thousands. And what are the results? For about every 1,500 offers that go out, that yields three to four land deals. This is real. Our members are doing it, too. And this is what we show you to do. And this is really what Land Academy is all about.
Jill DeWit: Back to my example. How is this possible. Let’s say I buy one property for $2000 that’s worth $8000, and my goal is only to double my money. If you can imagine, I buy it for $2000. I post it for sale for $4000. I doubled my money, and it sells really fast, ’cause we all know it’s worth eight. That’s how that works. Now, I’ve got $4000 that I made. Now, I’m going to double that. So I buy something for $4000. It’s worth $16,000. I’m going to sell it for $8000 really fast. Great. Now I have $8000. I’m on deal two. Now I do it one more time. I buy something for $8000, that’s really worth 30. I’m just trying to double my money. I’m not going to be greedy. I want to get out fast. So I’m going to sell it for $16,000. That’s how I did it. I did three deals there and I turned $2000 into $16,000.
Jill DeWit: I know it may sound crazy, but it’s not. This is what we do and our members are doing all day, every day. And if you can do three, you can do 30. And if you can do 30, you can do 300. I’m serious.
Jill DeWit: Let’s take a look now. I’m going to show you some of the deals on my screen here that some of our members are doing. Follow me. Right here, I’m showing you Land Pin. I’m going to start with this first. Land Pin is Land Academy’s member or non-member land selling site. It’s primarily members, ’cause our members get to post here for free. Non-members pay a service fee to post their property. But let me just scroll down and show you what’s on here. Look at these prices. We’ve got anywhere from $1000 to $15,000. And do the math. You can work back and think what these guys paid for these. And most of these are wholesale prices, too. They could get more for these. But they’re happy to just double their money and get out. Look at some of these. Here’s something for 500 bucks. This means up the guy probably picked it up for 50 bucks. This is how we roll. Here’s something someone’s got for $47,000. I’m going to guess Dark Sky Land maybe bought it for 10, maybe less. It’s worth … Maybe 10, 15. It’s worth a whole lot more. These are not crazy numbers. I want to show you that.
Jill DeWit: Feel free. Spend some time. Go on Land Pin. Look around and see what’s there. I know a lot of people, too, that buy from Land Pin, buy from my members, ’cause they know these are wholesale price. They mark ’em up more, and retail them, and just make money that way.
Jill DeWit: Now, I’m going to go onto another site. I’m going to show you one of our example of someone who’s doing some really high numbers. I’m going to show you LandiO here. Follow me. And these sites, now I’m showing you sites from our members who were not necessarily land people. And the deals that they are doing now, and what they’ve learned. This person, our guy LandiO, he moved on quickly to some bigger dollar amounts, bigger transactions, as you can see. 35,000, 48,000, 35,000 … Think about it. Work it backwards. And you can just imagine. Look at these Colorado things, what he paid for ’em. Look how gorgeous these are. This is a great site, by the way. If you ever want to think about … If you’re doing this, you want to copy a site, this is a great one.
Jill DeWit: I’m going to give you one more example here, too. Rural Vacant Land, this is my good pal Luke. And he does everything, low to high. He really followed us the most when we talked volume. Let me show you what we’re talking about here. Wrong one. There we go. I was going to show you, say hi. Here’s Luke’s site, just to give you an idea of some of his. And this is another great site. Luke, by the way, I notice that you made some updates on your site, and I love it. I love this moving graphic, and some of the other changes that you added, I think it looks fantastic. I’m just gonna scroll down, gosh, give you some ideas. Look, $2000 properties. Probably bought it for $200. I mean, think about it. Excuse me, that’s $82,000. This one’s $2000. Holy cow, Luke. Look at the properties that we got going on. 1995 up to $82,000 in a few years. I mean, we’ve only been here three years. Look at the transactions that are happening here. Amazing. Another good site. And thank you, Luke, I love that we’re referenced on your site. I think that is fantastic.
Jill DeWit: That’s just some examples of our members and the transactions. And I want you to start thinking about what’s possible. I mean, that’s really what this is. A lot of our members start with really low budgets. And then they turn into this. And they’re doing these amazing deals. And we have … Steven and I talk about this all the time, the number of our members that we know, some months, many months, are making way more money than we are in these transactions, is incredible. And I could not be happier. We call that, around here, it’s like parental pride. I cheer when our members share with us on our Thursday weekly calls, “Jill, you’re not going to believe what I just did.” It’s like … Makes my heart feel good that we were able to show them how to do this, and really what’s possible.
Jill DeWit: I want to … Before I get to the questions, I wanted to share an excerpt from a testimonial that I received a few months ago. And I quote, “I signed up in January 2017. I’m the guy the system did not work for. I failed miserably. After expenses in 2017, I did a total of two deals. Both were profitable, yet still lost about $10,000. I kept at it, because I felt like there was something to this. And I just needed to figure it out. I sent just one more mailer in the fall of 2017. That resulted in some decent response, and I bought and sold in December my third property.” So, December 2017. “This was a breakthrough.”
Jill DeWit: And this is now jumping to this summer. “I now have finally completed my first ten deals. That is slow for 18 months. I’m also doing larger dollar deals, so they’re not going to turn as fast. First ten deals, $375,000 in sales. $187,000 in gross profit. Current balance sheet is about $250,000.” This is making me get emotional. So I apologize, here. I’m just so darn happy. “I also have a pipeline of acquisitions signed and ready to go. The goal is to quit my job, which pays very well, this year. At that time, I plan to have a balance sheet that includes $1,000,000 in inventory, $100,000 cash in my personal checking account to live on, and then, number three, most importantly, the knowledge, skill, and confidence that if everything were taken away from me tomorrow, and I had to start all over, I could crank it back up and know that I could still be independent and financially very successful. All of these are realistic and doable and all of these are directly contributed to the two of you. And for that, I am sincerely and forever grateful.” Sorry. When I put this together, it didn’t make me cry. But now that I’m sharing it, it gets me going here.
Jill DeWit: How is this all possible? Let me show you. I have one more thing I’m going to show you. Then I’m going to open up the questions here. The numbers that are reported to us every month are not anywhere near what I know really goes on. But let me show you some numbers here on our site. Here we are, looking at Land Academy. This is landacademy.com. And every month, at the bottom of the site, we post here the statistics. I’m going to make it bigger, so you can see it. But I’m going to tell them to you, also. The statistics for what went on that month, as reported to us, remember. Often, we don’t get the whole number. So this is just as reported to us.
Jill DeWit: Just for last month, in October, there were, of the data pulled … I’m going to read these numbers. Data pulled, that’s number of records downloaded through RealQuest Pro, our members did 231,373 lines of property ownership data. That’s what that means. Offers sent, what went out in the mail, as reported by offers to owners, 138,017 units of mail. And this is going up every month, by the way. Everyone is getting bigger and stronger, doing more deals, branching out into different areas. And it’s growing and I love it. And the number of properties purchased, and this is only as reported in Land Pin, so I’m going to guess it’s at least double this. But what I can put my finger on is 283 properties. But it’s probably double. ‘Cause a lot of people, even Luke, they’re not taking time to post ’em all over. It takes some time. So not everyone hits there. And the other thing is, not every member … Am I on here? Not every member sells their site and posts it there. Sometimes the properties are sold before they hit the website. I do this all the time, too. I send ’em out to my wholesalers, and I’ll sell properties and never need to post ’em. That’s what that means.
Jill DeWit: Now, I wanted to say, too, one other little statistic I thought was kind of funny, I was doing the math. I said, “You know what?” ‘Cause I know some of the numbers everybody’s doing. Let’ just say, in a perfect world, every property’s an average of $5000 profit, from the low to the high of that 283 number. Dollar number, I thought, what’s 283 times $5000 last month? It’s 1.4 million. And I bet it was a lot more. I’m famous … Stephen teases me all the time about this. I’m famous for under-budgeting, too, by the way. And that’s because I really like to be surprised at the end of the month. So I always go low.
Jill DeWit: All right. Well, I would like to now open it up for Q and A. I’m happy to answer your questions. So please go ahead and load them into the comments section. And I’m going to scroll through here. Let’s see. One moment. I’m going to tell my technical team, I am having trouble scrolling through the questions. So I don’t see them. Bear with me a moment. Hold please. Here we go. All right. I think one just popped in. All right. I’m going to come down here. All right.
Jill DeWit: Hi, Doug. Doug Snavely asked … Here we go. “I pulled up a county in my research for the first mailer. 146 properties for sale that fit the criteria from Jack’s cheat sheet in step 5.” Love it. “But over 14,000 tax delinquent properties with very few for sale. Is this necessarily a good or bad thing? P.S., just loving this! Thanks for doing this Wednesday Facebook webby.” You are welcome, Doug.
Jill DeWit: You want to have a good mix. And I’m looking to Stephen and hoping he’s going to weigh in on this, too. ‘Cause I think he’s with me, watching. ‘Cause he is the pro when it comes to looking at the counties. There’s a ratio that you look at as far as the number of properties that are available. You want a not real high number, but not a super-low number of back tax properties. So, Stephen, you want to put in the percentages? That would be great. I’d love to hear. Of what’s available … And then, from there, you want to be sure you have enough properties to send offers out. 146 … So I’m curious, too, what your … 146 properties for sale. To me, the only one that’s … I like the number of properties for sale. I’m hoping it’s a county that has 10 times that or 100 times that, honestly, of properties that exist. Because I want to hit a county that has a lot of properties, not so many for sale, so mine goes fast. And as far as the back tax properties, that’s the only number …
Jill DeWit: There we go. You know what? And thank you, Stephen. He just weighed in. I’m going to show Stephen’s answer here, which is, “You’re off to a great start, and don’t even worry about that.” You know what? Thank you Stephen. You are the expert. Love it.
Jill DeWit: All right. I … Is it a quiet day today? I don’t have very many questions in my … Bring it. Anything you want to ask. And it could be even about … Gosh. You want to ask me about past weeks, past things that I’ve talked about, anything about Land Academy, I’m happy to answer any of those questions. Feel free. Thank you, though.
Jill DeWit: You know, I’m going to show this for everyone here. LandAcademy here is my Stephen typing in a few little tips for our viewers, which is, “146 is too few results, so make sure you’re increasing or decreasing your zoning to get you to 1,500 properties.” And I’m wondering if you said for sale. I wonder if you’re asking Doug. ‘Cause maybe you’re looking on Land Watch, or Land and Farm out there and finding properties for sale, and that’s all you see. That’s not crazy. Stephen’s referring to, when you’re going in and pulling your data, and you’re getting your list together to mail out, make sure you’re pulling at least … I’d say at least 2,000 records. ‘Cause we all know, by the time you go through and you scrub out duplicates or the city of whatever that accidentally gets in there, anything you don’t want to mail to, you want to have a little cushion, so when you scrub ’em all down, now you’re down to about 1,500 for you to blast out your mailer. Awesome, awesome questions.
Jill DeWit: Stephen even said … I love it. Stephen even said, don’t forget to and don’t be afraid of adding extra counties to get you up to 1,500. I might stay within your area that you’re in, too, to make it easier for you. If you’re … In your first mailer, you want to … I like to compare apples to apples on my first mailer. I want to hit neighboring counties, or at least counties where, when the calls come in, the price per acre might similar, so it’s easy for me to quickly do my dur diligence and think about the transactions I want to complete and budget it. Excellent, excellent questions.
Jill DeWit: Thank you, Erin, for asking a question here. “What is your opinion on advertising a property that hasn’t been closed on yet? Is it okay to start when I have a signed offer but I don’t have it recorded yet?” Excellent question. Technically, a signed offer doesn’t mean it’s yours. A signed deed does mean it’s yours.
Jill DeWit: So here’s how you want to sell your property, and this is the way we do it, ’cause you want it to move fast. You want to get it into a system. You don’t want to be staring at a property and having it available too long. You want to, ideally, you buy it one day, sell it the next day, or, heck, even faster. And here’s how. When you’ve arranged your notary, you arrange the purchase, however you’re doing it, the purchase is going to happen on Tuesday, and it’s all set up ready to go. Your documents are on their way. The payment’s on its way, everything’s done.
Jill DeWit: You should have that posting ready to go. You should be getting it all ready, all your pictures done, your description done, everything in there, so the minute that person, your seller, signs and it’s on its way back to you … I mean, they could … Basically, they sign it. The notary … We usually have a notary take a picture of it. And I know it’s on its way back to us. Now it’s officially mine. It does not have to be recorded yet to be mine. When it’s signed it’s mine. And I can, whether I record it tomorrow, or whether I record it a month from tomorrow, it’s mine. I can do whatever I want with it. Then, you want to push a button and have it out there.
Jill DeWit: This is how you sell it really fast. Let’s just say on Tuesday at two o’ clock, the notary was at my seller’s house and they signed the deed. And it’s on its way back to me. All right, well, Tuesday at three o’clock, I push the button. And now it’s out there for sale. Maybe, Wednesday morning at six a.m., I wake up and I look and the money’s in my account ’cause somebody bought it. That is totally legal and exactly how you should be doing it. And it’s the best thing on the planet. The deed’s coming back to me Wednesday afternoon. And by that time, I’m preparing my deed for the person who bought it from me. And I might just send ’em both in at the same time. And I’ll put a sticky note on it. “Hey, dear recorder, please record this one first and record this one second.” And that’s how it works. So, great, great question.
Jill DeWit: My team is adding in some awesome questions here. Thank you. Question from a member on Land Academy. Andrew asks, “I’m looking to send out my first mailer. But I’m getting concerned because most of the properties in my criteria listed on Zillow have been on the market for longer than 250 days. Should I let this stop me from sending out a mailer to this county?” Not at all. So many … We have found there’s a lot of listings when you look at Zillow and Trulia and some of those other sites. Take a look at some of those. And there might be a realtor attached. And sometimes, they either, A, if they’re sold, they don’t bother to go update them. Or, B, they’re just there drumming up business to get you to contact them and things like that. Often, I take those with a grain of salt. They aren’t always accurate. So don’t worry if you see a few like that. Good question.
Jill DeWit: Let’s see here. Good question. Oh, this is a good question. Thank you, Erin, for reminding me of this. ‘Cause this is coming out on Black Friday. I’ll have an announcement about this in a minute. “Can you tell me about the differences between the Cash Flow from Land program and Land Academy 2.0?” The Cash Flow from Land program is our first program, which we lovingly call Land Academy 1.0 now. And then 2.0 is a version that is being finalized right now for release on Black Friday. All current, active members as of that day, Black Friday, it’s going to be dropped in their dashboards. And they will get to see it, watch it, feel it, love it on Black Friday. And I know some people that are planning for that on that day. It works out great. Family can go shopping. I think I know what they’re going to be doing on Black Friday. That’s what’s coming.
Jill DeWit: The difference is … And they go together by the way. One doesn’t wipe out the other one. You need one, and you need two. The initial program, the Cash Flow from Land program, or Land Academy 1.0, is our whole business model, start to finish, with every little detail in there. Then 2.0 goes with it. 2.0 is the what’s possible now, all the things that we learned from our members in the last few years, and how you can ramp up even faster, tools that we have now that we didn’t have then, how to use those tools, and how to grow your business and build up. And the last piece of 2.0 that we added is infill lots. And it’s … A lot of our members are ready to move on, and it’s a good next stepping stone to bigger deals and easier deals, because when you’re doing infill lots, we are traditionally closing those with a title agent through escrow. And it’s so much easier to let somebody else do that paperwork and deal with that. You don’t have to. Your job is babysitting the escrow agent. That’s really it on those deals. So I love it.
Jill DeWit: And then the 2.0 tip … I mean, we all know it’s coming, is leading to House Academy, and other things that we have in the works. Excellent. Thank you.
Jill DeWit: Second here … Hi Autumn. Autumn asks, “Do you ever sell land purchases on the MLS market or is it always off market?” Excellent question. We just recorded a show. I think it’s airing this week, Autumn, as I remember correctly. I don’t remember exactly what day. But we just recorded a podcast this week that talks about MLS listings. And, actually, we do. We have a company, and there’s lots out there. If you just Google, you can find flat rate brokers who will do MLS listings for your land properties. And you can do it with zero commission. So that’s what we do. I usually do it for some of the larger transactions, or a higher dollar amount, when I want to get more exposure. I do it for infill lots, or maybe it’s a big acreage, it’s something that’s like an 80, 90, $100,000 sale price. That’s when I’ll do it. And I will use the MLS. I don’t want to spend $300 on a posting that maybe it’s just a 2 or $3000 transaction. That eats up a lot of my profit, number one. And number two, a lot of the buyers, I’m not sure that they’re trolling that environment for those properties. It’s usually the bigger dollar amounts. Excellent question.
Jill DeWit: Hey, Jake. Nice to see you. Jake asks, “Could you give best practices when looking at several counties how to choose, like different populations, number of parcels for sale, et cetera?” Stephen’s best practices on choosing … Hang on, I’m looking to see if he even typed in an answer. He didn’t answer in this yet. I was going to cheat and defer to him, but … Best practices at [inaudible 00:28:26] counties. You want to start with a good, healthy … Not a huge population.
Jill DeWit: Remember in, I think it’s chapter three or four in the Cash Flow from Land program, where we look at population density maps? And anyone who wants to know, by the way, where to get that, Stephen made a awesome, wonderful, spent weeks putting together, a free website for the planet. It’s called countywise.com, so countywise.com. Go there and you can see population density maps. You can look at back tax properties. You can look at how many numbers are there. Some of the things that we do when we’re picking a county. Those sites that we used to use were not available, they went a different direction. So we made our own and made it easy for everybody to use. That’s our website and please use it.
Jill DeWit: We’re looking for areas that are usually a easy drive from a densely populated area for a lot of our rural vacant land, like say you’re a two or three hour drive outside of Dallas, a big city like Dallas. You hit some of the counties around there with some awesome lake properties, or heavily treed. Maybe Arkansas, Oklahoma, those are great areas. Maybe even a few hours’ drive out of Chicago. That’s where you look at Michigan. Some areas around there have some great things. Maybe a few hours, we’ve noticed … Think of San Francisco, a few hours away from there. So you start with a densely populated area, look at somewhere that’s not so dense around there. Then start doing your other steps, like, “All right. This looks like a good county. All right. Looks like a healthy mix of back tax properties available, not too many, but there’s a trigger that I see, that I’ve learned, what to look for. I’m going to hit that. I know that it’s in my budget and so on.” Hopefully that helps you there. That was a great question.
Jill DeWit: All right. I have a question being passed on from someone in a different time zone. “I sent out 500 letters. Trying to learn how to price future mailers correctly. Any tips? Thank you.” Well, for pricing, we talked about that, actually, on my last show, the show number five. This is show number six. So if you want to go back and watch show five, and I’ll tell you here, too, I go into more detail on that. But, basically, for pricing offers, you want to work it backwards. You want to do your homework, see what’s out there in the market. Say you’re looking at five-acre properties in this county in Colorado. Maybe you started with Denver, and you’re looking a little bit outside of Denver to an area that you think might fit your criteria here. Now, you’re going to go looking in that county. Look at the available properties online. Say you’re finding things on there that are priced, gosh, I don’t know, say $5000 an acre. Let’s see what you’re finding prices around that. You want to back it up. You want to double your money. You want to sell yours for around $2500 an acre. All right. This is all making sense. Now, that means I want to buy it for about half of that, so about what? What’s that, 1250 an acre, so maybe 1000 to $1500 an acre is what you’re going to come in and price your properties at.
Jill DeWit: My other suggestion to do this is make sure, when you’re getting your data … Our data is so specific. I can go in and really drill down to exactly the size that I want. And when I’m drilling down, I don’t put in 5.0. I put in 4.8 acres to 5.2 acres, whatever I need to do so I’m getting that 2,000 unit number. And then I’m downloading that, those 2,000 records. And then I know when I scrub ’em down, I’ll have about 1,500 records. I’m pricing those and sending those out. Excellent question.
Jill DeWit: Let’s see here. This is a great question. Erin asks, “What happens if a person defaults on their property taxes? I’ve heard you say that you don’t always pay property taxes right away. Are you not worried about them going back to the county? What is your reasoning behind not paying these taxes right away?” What happens if someone defaults on their property taxes? First of all, it takes years. It eventually will go back to the county, but it takes years. And do they come after people personally, garnish their wages, and do things like that? No, they don’t.
Jill DeWit: And what’s so interesting is this is why a lot of people … A lot of the properties that we … People that we buy from, a lot of the sellers, they are paying their property taxes. They don’t know they can not pay their property taxes. So they are often happily paying their property taxes. And they still don’t want the property. This is one of our reasonings why, if you only send offers to back-tax property, you are missing a lot of people that are selling to me. They don’t want it, and they’re still paying. So what happens is, it varies by state. And there’s a statute. But the general thing is, there’s a long process that takes years, involving many notifications, going to certified notifications, going to sometimes posted in the paper, and it’s a whole long, drawn-out process. It usually takes, I want to say, six to eight years. Stephen, I know, will correct me if I’m wrong. But before it finally goes back to the county.
Jill DeWit: And when you buy a property, you aren’t required to pay the property taxes at that time. So I tell people, too, when I’m buying a property, I gotta be sure and do my homework and make sure I know what they owe. And then I know what I’m responsible for. The property taxes carry with the property, not the person, which is interesting, too. When I buy a property, maybe it has $200 in back taxes. I might pay it off right then. I might pay it off when I sell it. I might even just sell it with the property taxes. But then, if I do, I let that person know. That’s one of the things you always want to do. You need to be upfront and honest and disclose this. “Hey, by the way, part of the reason it’s priced this way, I didn’t get around to it. It has $200 in back taxes. That’s going to pass through. You can budget for that and pay it how you want.” Excellent, excellent question.
Jill DeWit: Thank you Stephen, for sharing this. Just in case, you know the site that I referred to earlier is countywise.com.
Jill DeWit: Awesome. So, Jake, you’re talking about Nashville. Oh, that’s a great area. Oh. I bet you have a lot of great areas around Nashville. Just think about people working in the city, even though Nashville’s gorgeous, I don’t know why you’d want to leave, right? I haven’t spent much time there, but what I know about it, it’s awesome. But people might want a little getaway. They might want a little cabin on the lake an hour and a half away. So I bet, Jake, it’s probably really easy for you to get out your map and start searching from some little areas around there. And I bet you will find a little pocket of property. And you might be the only Land Academy member in that little area. And I promise I won’t share it if you find it, or when you find it. That’s the question. It’s not if. It’s when. Excellent.
Jill DeWit: You’re welcome, Cory. Thank you for your comment. I appreciate that. I am happy to be here and happy to do this and answer questions. I think that I’m going to wrap it up here. And I have two announcements that I would like to share.
Jill DeWit: Number one, with everyone traveling, a lot of my staff and myself included next week, I’m not going to have this show next Wednesday, ’cause it’s the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. But I will be back in two weeks. So please be here for that. And my next announcement is … I can’t share the details. I am sworn to secrecy. ‘Scuse me. But we have a big Black Friday special coming with the release of Land Academy 2.0. if you want to make sure you’re in the loop, make sure you go on landacademy.com. Sign up to get our ebook. And that will get you in the loop. So, you’ll know. The email will go out with all the details on the Black Friday special early that morning. I don’t know what time. But I know early that morning with all the details. And at that day, not only is there going to be a special, but you’ll get Land Academy 1.0 and 2.0 at the same time. And I am so excited.
Jill DeWit: Thank you for joining me today. Please feel free to leave any comments or topic suggestions. I’m planning out December. I’d love to know what you would like me to talk about. Dream it up. Put it in the comments section. And we’ll add it to our list. I am Jill DeWit from Land Academy. I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving. I’m here to help you get started. That’s the hardest part.
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