Questions about Day 2 of the Wealth Map Challenge
Vickie, Thank you so much for the amazing guidance you’re providing through your 5-Day Wealth Map Challenge! And thank you to the ladies who are able to attend live — your questions and examples add so much value to the learning experience! I have two questions about Day 2: 1) You said, “Every time there is a hurricane, earthquake, fire, or when land becomes unusable, the value of your land goes up.” Could you please clarify why the value would increase in those situations? I can understand how certain damages might be worked around to help the land retain its current value, but I’m curious why it would actually rise after such events. 2) Also, are there any books or other resources you’d recommend that explain—step by step—how to profitably manage land, diving into the main types of land assets? I’m looking for something focused on land management rather than farming or gardening. (Unlike my ancestors, I don’t particularly enjoy those activities—but I can definitely see how, with the right knowledge, I could manage land by renting out different assets.) P.S. We don’t own land yet, but that may change soon—possibly within a year—as long as I study it enough and can present a strong case for our family to move in that direction.