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Dave Denniston on All Things Raw Land – Epi-2947

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Dave is the host of a podcast called Land Stories. He is also Managing Partner/CEO for Generation Family Properties, and he has a passion for land that ignited after experiencing such great feedback from selling his first few properties! He uses this as a platform to inform, educate, and also have a little fun when it comes to all things raw land. He owns 6 different businesses (all are currently running!) including 3 land flipping companies. Dave joins us today to discuss, the benefits of purchasing raw land, his mission to create affordable options so that others can own their … Continue reading →

Episode-463- Call In Friday for 6-25-10

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I am here with another call in Friday on The Survival Podcast today we have questions on corn worms, sewer system failures, Israli made firearms, buying bug out land and more. Join in today to hear your questions and comments about… How can you set up remote monitoring of your BOL Should you fill out the warranty card on that new gun The transom knot for tying up a trellis follow up from last Friday Is your sewer system “electric” if so what does that mean Are fly in communities good for a BOL, the pros and cons What is … Continue reading →

Episode-444- Setting Up A Low Cost Bug Out Location (BOL)

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We talk a lot about Bug Out Locations on the show and in the forum, most listeners are more than aware by now of what they are, why you would want one and what makes a good one.   Many may also be under the belief that a BOL is beyond their financial reach.  Now for many a fully stocked second home full of survival goodies may very well be unaffordable in their current lifestyle, yet just about anyone can create a niece little hide away and at worse case have a bit of real estate diversifying their investments. Join me … Continue reading →

Episode-287- Advantages of Homesteading Small Land Tracts

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This is the first time I have ever fully covered the topic of homesteading small land tracts (1-2 acres) and many of their inherent advantages.  I think today will be a great show and get you thinking and may be rethinking that “place in the country”. I also wanted to let you know about a new product from Ready Made Resources called the LIFESAVER® Bottle 4000 which is the only filter that can filter all bacteria and virus from water.  While you are at Ready Made’s site make sure to sign up for their drawing to win a free Columbia … Continue reading →

Episode-130- Low Cost Bug Out Location Options

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Picture your ideal bug out location.  You can see it now, 80 acres of remote land, half in pasture and plowable and half in timber with lots of native nut trees and wild life.  Remote enough to be out of the way but still have access to what is left of society after a big crash.  Solar panels and wind gen at the ready, power from the grid not even needed, a deep well and a well fortified structure for comfortable living. Now wake up!  How far away is that place right now, how much would it cost?  Don’t worry … Continue reading →

Episode-35- Considering Your Options When Buying a Home for Self Suffiency

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I have had a ton of questions about buying a home and or land from all over.  Today’s podcast covers my view on this in a way that will let individuals better evaluate their own needs, risk tolerance and long term planning as they make a decision on what to buy and where to buy. Tune in today to learn my thoughts on How big is the risk of an actual “horde of marauders” in an economic or other meltdown A new view of the old axiom “location, location, location” Understanding and combating the phrase “buyers are liars” when working … Continue reading →