Leadership in Land
Leadership in Land is a podcast for land investors who believe better decisions are made together. Hosted by Dave Denniston, this show focuses on the leadership side of land investing, how to think clearly, act responsibly, and grow with integrity in a business that is often misunderstood. Each episode draws from real-world experience, honest conversations, and the shared wisdom of investors who value collaboration over competition. As part of the REtipster Podcast Network, Leadership in Land is built for investors who care about long-term success, strong character, and learning from others who are walking the same path.
Leadership in Land
The Regulatory Squeeze on Land Investors with Seth Williams
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Episode 7: We dig into the increasing regulatory hurdles around texting, ringless voicemail, cold calling, direct mail, assignments, and double closings. While land investing has never been “easy,” it’s definitely more complex than it used to be.
We unpack what scaling really looks like in a land business. The idea that you can “just add a zero” to your marketing budget and multiply your results isn’t reality. Scaling requires better leadership, stronger systems, and often a solid team.
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