Basic supply and demand make the California real estate market the most aggressive in the nation. Of all the land in California, 82% is protected "wild land" and will never be developed, and 10% is already developed. That leaves only 8% available for farming or development. Ever.

On average, people are realizing double-digit annual returns. We've studied over 9,000 property sales over the last 17 years and trends continue to predict consistent growth.

The stock market has its share of ups and downs, and we all know the dangers that can ensue when you don't diversify. When you add land to your portfolio, you're adding a tangible asset that will always have value-it's real property protected by a deed, historically proven to be a stable and sustainable investment.

The key to growing wealth, investment property is bought low and later sold for exponentially more. When you choose investments that adhere to this basic principal, peace of mind follows.

California maintains it's title as the world's 8th largest economy. Southern California alone has moved up to rank 16th in the world's largest economy! The state of California continues projected growth in both population and economy. More growth means higher demand.

They've been land banking forever, but most individuals can only imagine purchasing land in such volume like Ted Turner and Donald Trump. Like them, we locate properties in the path of growth, and make them available to you-and just like that, you're in the game, doing what they do!

Most of our land parcels are held for 7-10 years before being sold for profit. Knowing you need to wait for the growth actually means less worry about the current market. That means less time wondering, “Should I sell now?”

Do you worry about how your estate will be distributed, or that your loved ones will go through their inheritance too quickly? Land is a sustainable legacy plan. It isn't liquid, making it harder for beneficiaries to spend too quickly (and more likely it will grow in value).

Extensive studies are conducted to predict what areas will boom next (just ask the big box retailers). For example, early growth indicators include construction of new schools, fire stations and churches. Land on the fringe of these areas is often next to develop.

You can actually buy land with an existing IRA or 401K, without additional funds needed, and with no tax consequences. (And we'll handle the whole process for you.) Of course, you can buy with cash too.