• #708 - How To Buy A Farm As A “City Based Entrepreneur” (And Why You Should)

  • May 3 2025
  • Length: 15 mins
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#708 - How To Buy A Farm As A “City Based Entrepreneur” (And Why You Should)

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  • Text the word “farm” and your goals to +1 (786) 730-8374 to get access to Tai’s farm consulting team or join the free Homestead community via his app.

    Thinking about buying a farm but don’t know where to start? In this video, Tai Lopez breaks down exactly how he went from online entrepreneur to owning multiple farms—including this 300-acre organic farm.

    🌾 Learn the 3 key steps to buying a farm:
    1 • How to pick the right location (latitudes, rainfall, and growing seasons)
    2 • What soil types actually matter (limestone vs. glacial vs. sandy)
    3 • Why infrastructure is everything (don’t buy raw land unless you really know what you're doing)

    Tai also shares bonus insights like:
    • Where in the world has the best farmland (U.S., Europe, Brazil?)
    • What mistakes to avoid as a first-time buyer
    • How to bring a piece of the city with you to avoid culture shock
    • The real dangers of farm life—and how to ease into it

    🏡 Want help finding your dream farm or avoiding expensive mistakes?

    Text the word “farm” and your goals to +1 (786) 730-8374 to get access to Tai’s farm consulting team or join the free Homestead community via his app.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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