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The ROI of Relationships: Lessons From the REtipster Inner Circle in Jackson Hole
I just got back late Friday night from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where we held the REtipster Inner Circle retreat. And wow…what a week. (Note--- those of you who saw the FB post--- this is longer form and has more meat and is still worth a read) To be honest, when I came out of the Land Unconference about a month and a half ago, I was tired. Worn out. Spent. I told myself, “I just have to push through and finish the process.” But as the days got closer to Jackson Hole, my energy started to rise again. By the time I boarded the plane, I was buzzing with anticipation. And it was worth it. The Power of the Room One of the things I’ve learned time and time again in event like these is that the people in the room make the event. Of course, my buddy @Seth Williams was there as we published it under his brand. I am so grateful for his trust in allowing me to put this together and associate it with him This trip brought together an incredible mix: - Old friends like Denise, @Bob Scott , @Xing Gao, and @Brian Wied . - New faces like @Jonathan Newth (welcome to the community, brother), Neil Clements (Seth’s new podcast partner), Mitch Klein, Abi and Erika from Gokce Capital (whose YouTube channel I’ve followed for years), and Jim Kramer from South Carolina. Between all of us, there was easily 1,000–1,500 land deals a year represented, with businesses ranging from $500K to $7M in revenue. Some focus on small flips, some on subdivides, others on entitlements or messy title work. Some are even moving toward vertical development. It was a diverse room, and the expertise was incredible. The Adventures We didn’t just sit in a room. We lived together for a week. - We fished. - We went on a wildlife safari. - We took a gondola up 10,000 feet and hiked the ridge. - We stargazed under the Milky Way, seeing millions of stars and the bands of light stretching across the sky. - And we did my favorite moment of all: a sunrise hike at Jenny Lake.
The ROI of Relationships: Lessons From the REtipster Inner Circle in Jackson Hole
3 likes • 14d
Another amazing adventure @Dave Denniston
The Birth of the UnConference and UnConference 2025 Reflections
I’ve been sitting with a full heart these past few days. (and finding the space and time to re-energize after being very, very exhausted emotionally) The Land Unconference meant more to me than I can really put into words. What started as an idea—a loose vision for creating something different in the land investing world—turned into something I never expected. Initially all it started out with was 6 or 7 land investors in a room holding a mastermind 1x a year that I hosted in the office for the first time in 2019. From the very beginning, people flew from literally all over the country to attend. I felt such a weight of responsibility to hold an amazing event for them. We did it again virtually in 2020 during Covid. And in person again in 2021 for 2 days rather than 1 day and again in 2022. Some people were super skeptical and asked me, "What do you want out of this?" I don't need the money for doing these (but I do like to get paid for my hard work and enjoy the reward and I want to ensure that we do have a profit). There are many other activities that pay me far far more. My truthful answer is I get paid with friendships, connections, and community --- and if I'm honest with myself, I enjoy being respected and admired and appreciated. It probably feeds my ego some. Ok, maybe a lot. But what really brings me joy--- I love seeing people connecting. I love seeing the smiles, the "ah ha" moments, people who live 10 minutes from each other and yet never met before who get together. New masterminds that pop up after the event. In the small 2022 version--- where I sat on a hot seat and asked, "What do you want Dave? How can we help you?" My answer was simple--- I love doing these small events. How can I help scale this into something bigger? Where we get 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 people --- dare I say 100 people or 200 people all set up in separate rooms holding multiple masterminds at 1x. That day in May 2022--- the Land UnConference was born. We did it for the first time in May 2023. Sold out 5 or 6 months ahead of the event. It was easy, it was fun, it was joyful. The moderators came to my house for dinner the night before we started. They met my family, hung out with my kids. I personally made them dinner and served them.
The Birth of the UnConference and UnConference 2025 Reflections
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Once again, it was the best event I attended this year. We're all very fortunate that you put the time, money, and effort into making this happen @Dave Denniston. I can't wait to be at the next in one 2027!
From Oil Fields and CPA Life to Million-Dollar Land Deals 💼
This week, I’m joined by @Austin Hendrickson, a land investor and real estate leader with a story you don’t want to miss. - He graduated college at 19 - Worked oil fields and as a CPA - Now collaborates on major development projects with the Wilf family (yes, the owners of the Vikings!) - Runs his own land biz focused on BIG deals in Minnesota Austin shares: ✅ How he scaled from $5K lots to $1M+ projects ✅ The leadership lessons that shaped his journey ✅ Why confidence, clarity, and systems are non-negotiables ✅ His favorite tools, books, and daily practices for staying sharp If you’re stuck at square one, this episode will show you exactly how to move forward! 👉 Visit Land in Leadership Podcast to access resources from this episode.
From Oil Fields and CPA Life to Million-Dollar Land Deals 💼
0 likes • Apr 11
Those were some great insights on leadership! @Austin Hendrickson is a brilliant guy.
From Guitar Tech to Land Investing Pro?
Josiah Ronco made the leap from touring as a guitar tech to running a thriving land investment business with a structured approach and data-driven decision-making. How did he do that? In this episode, Josiah shares: - How he transitioned from touring with bands to flipping land - The key hires that transformed his business operations - How tracking KPIs helped him predict and maximize profits - The role of a business coach and a fractional CFO in financial planning - The one strategy that keeps his team focused and productive Plus, he reveals the top tools and books that have shaped his success. 🎧 For full resources, visit Leadership in Land Classroom Scaling a land business is about more than just deals---it’s about leadership, strategy, and execution. Don’t miss this episode!
From Guitar Tech to Land Investing Pro?
1 like • Mar 14
Josiah is such a great guy. I always learn something new when he talks.
Datatree vs LandPortal vs Lightbox – Which One Works Best?
Are you unsure which data provider works best for your land business? In this episode, we dive into: 1️⃣ Why record counts don’t always match between providers. 2️⃣ The real costs of using different tools—what’s worth it and what’s not. 3️⃣ How AI scrubbing compares to manual data cleanup. 4️⃣ Common issues like incorrect acreage and unbuildable lots. If bad data has slowed you down, this episode will help you pick smarter. 👉 Click here to find the best tool for your land business!
Datatree vs LandPortal vs Lightbox – Which One Works Best?
1 like • Feb 12
I love this stuff! I know it's a lot of analysis (and even money) to download 'identical' data sets from multiple sources like this, so thanks for putting the time and effort into it. My only thought on The Land Portal - were you using their AI filter to add or remove properties based on whether it saw any structures on it? This is a filter that DataTree and Lightbox don't have, so if you used it, it wouldn't be an apples-to-apples comparison with the others (it could result in more or fewer properties because it's judging vacant land based on satellite maps, not county records). I actually think this filter could help or hurt, depending on the age of the satellite maps it's looking at. It will usually help... but if the map is years old, it'll think that some lots are still vacant when they've been developed after the time of the satellite snapshot. Likewise, if you used the road frontage filter on TLP, that's another filter that would skew your results compared to the others because the others don't have it.
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Seth Williams is a real estate investor and Founder of REtipster.com, an online community that offers real-world guidance for real estate investors.

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