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Jan 18 •
Pebble vs Stride
Listening to a podcast from October 2025 where Clay recommends pebble I’m wondering if that still stands true in January 2026 for a newbie? Let me know what y’all are experiencing today.
0 likes • 7d
@Nathaniel Brimlow if I were starting solo as is the case, what do you think would be a smarter choice long-term? I realize I have to put context on assuming a business that did at least a couple of deals a month.
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Hey Brian, thanks for the link. Much appreciated.
Jan 21 •
Extended trial with landportal ?
Is there a current code for an extended trial with landportal.com? I’m thinking there is one for 30 days or maybe even 90 days that maybe Clay indicated in recent podcast - I’ll have to go back and listen.
Jan 16 •
Advice Friday 🧠
Quick pause before the weekend. What’s one thing you learned this week that actually moved the needle? Land deals, systems, mindset, routines… anything that made you sharper. Drop it below.Someone here probably needs to hear it today.
1 like • Jan 16
Listened to a short coaching podcast in my industry that emphasized the biggest thing holding most of us back. One word. ACTION
Jan 13 •
Realtor fees
What is everyone's experience with realtor fees -- flat rate v percentage? I know the normal commission rate is 6-8% depending on the deal size but I had one recently say he does a flat fee anything below $100K. I have a parcel with a market value at $70k-$72K and his flat fee is $6,000. This is clearly higher than 6-8% but I also understand where the realtor is coming from. I also believe a GOOD realtor is worth their weight in gold which I believe this one is. What are your thoughts?
1 like • Jan 14
It has to be worth their while so depending on the price point I think everyone should expect to pay a higher percentage just to make it attractive for a realtor to get job done. I would be fine paying a higher fee if the realtor has a verifiable track record of getting land sold at a favorable price and a reasonable timeframe in comparison to market stats.
0 likes • Jan 15
@Brian Garcia that makes sense on the lower priced land. I would also try to negotiate a shorter listing period. No more than six months.
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@patrick-goebel-8809
Real estate valuation for 35 years. Live and work in Central Texas between Austin and San Antonio. Looking to parallel into land investing.
Active 2d ago
Joined Jan 7, 2026
San Antonio Texas
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