Drop one intention you’re setting for your business or leadership in 2026. Let’s hold each other accountable.

If you could design your perfect work environment for land investing, which one wins? Options: 1️⃣ Cabin in the woods with Wi-Fi and coffee 2️⃣ Beach view office with a laptop and good vibes 3️⃣ Minimalist desk setup with zero distractions 4️⃣ On the road. Just laptop, hotspot, and adventure We all dream of the “freedom lifestyle”… which setup would actually make you most productive?

You don’t need expensive software to research properties like a pro. If you know how to use Google Earth right, it can save you hours on every deal. Here’s a simple 5-step system every land investor should know: 1. Open Google Earth. Type in the property’s coordinates or APN. 2. Check access. Follow the dirt roads and see if the parcel connects to a public road. 3. Switch to 3D view. Look at elevation, slopes, and nearby terrain features before you ever visit the site. 4. Drop pins. Mark property corners, nearby power poles, or landmarks. 5. Save it. Use them in your listings or to show buyers exactly where the property sits. The best part isn’t just saving time. It’s avoiding costly surprises before you ever buy. Extra tip: You can even create drone-style video tours using Google Earth. Check out how @Seth Williams did it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXrMUudcxaA

I have a larger subdivide deal in Oklahoma, about 35 minutes from OKC. Already been surveyed, platted, and appraisal in hand. Is anyone interested in this?