>>1674153You dont. You have a good job with good credit and you finance. And if you have really good credit you can finance the equipment the get the land producing.
You start by finding a good deal on a small plot with a house already built. Do a few homesteading projects. Take care of the land and add value to it with a carport, chicken coop, greenhouse etc.
After a few years of paying into it and the price of the property naturally raising, you'll have the equity to pay with. Sell the property for profit and hop on a bigger plot.
Or use the equity as collateral to finance a bigger plot and keep the first property to use as a rental to bring in money.
