dasari4kntr Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 Great question! Let’s break it down and compare forest land ownership to traditional real estate and stock market investing across key factors: 🧾 1. Investment Type Overview Factor Forest Land Real Estate (Residential/Commercial) Stocks Asset Type Tangible (land, trees) Tangible (buildings, land) Intangible (shares of companies) Liquidity Low – takes time to sell Moderate – depends on market High – buy/sell almost instantly Volatility Low Medium High Passive Income Yes (timber, leasing, carbon credits) Yes (rent) Yes (dividends) Appreciation Slow but stable Variable, often strong in urban areas High but volatile Market Correlation Low (good diversification) Medium High 💰 2. Returns & Income Potential Factor Forest Land Real Estate Stocks Annual Returns ~3–8% (timber + appreciation) ~8–12% (rental + appreciation) ~7–10% average (long term) Cash Flow Periodic (timber harvest every 5–15 years) Monthly (rent) Quarterly (dividends, if any) Risk/Reward Lower risk, modest returns Medium risk, decent returns High risk, high reward ⚖️ 3. Taxes & Incentives Factor Forest Land Real Estate Stocks Tax Breaks Timber gains = capital gains, reforestation deductions, property tax reductions Depreciation, mortgage interest, 1031 exchange Capital gains, tax-loss harvesting Estate Planning Strong – can pass land across generations, often with tax benefits Same – popular wealth tool Stocks passed via stepped-up basis 🛠️ 4. Management & Effort Factor Forest Land Real Estate Stocks Maintenance Low–medium (depends on use) High (repairs, tenants, vacancies) None Expertise Needed Forestry consultant helpful Property management skills Some investing knowledge 🌳 Forest Land: When Does It Make Sense? You want diversification outside typical markets. You’re in it for the long haul, not flipping. You’re okay with less liquidity and periodic (vs. monthly) income. You like sustainable, legacy-building investments. You can take advantage of tax incentives and maybe even carbon credits. 🧠 Final Thoughts Scenario Best Option Want passive income now Real estate or dividend stocks Want long-term, low-volatility asset Forest land Want high liquidity and growth Stocks Looking for diversification & natural assets Forest land Limited capital & prefer easy entry Stocks Would you like a sample investment strategy or a case study showing ROI over 20 years for forest land vs. the others? 1 Quote
Android_Halwa Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 Forest Land: When Does It Make Sense? You want diversification outside typical markets. You’re in it for the long haul, not flipping. You’re okay with less liquidity and periodic (vs. monthly) income. You like sustainable, legacy-building investments. You can take advantage of tax incentives and maybe even carbon credits. Quote
Android_Halwa Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 Just now, Android_Halwa said: Forest Land: When Does It Make Sense? You want diversification outside typical markets. You’re in it for the long haul, not flipping. You’re okay with less liquidity and periodic (vs. monthly) income. You like sustainable, legacy-building investments. You can take advantage of tax incentives and maybe even carbon credits. Ie scheme pettinodu poina janma la Charles ponzi ki assistant ga...ie janma la Bernie Madoff gani assistant ga pani chesi vuntadu... As usual ie socialist samarayodhudu, avutalodi edi seppina guddi ga name bapathi...ala vinadam, ida thread veyadam... #Munda_Rocks Quote
Raisins_72 Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 17 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said: Ie scheme pettinodu poina janma la Charles ponzi ki assistant ga...ie janma la Bernie Madoff gani assistant ga pani chesi vuntadu... As usual ie socialist samarayodhudu, avutalodi edi seppina guddi ga name bapathi...ala vinadam, ida thread veyadam... #Munda_Rocks Quote
Android_Halwa Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 అడవి అమ్ముతం అమ్మ అడవి... ఆలోచించిన ఆశ బంగం...నేడు ఏ కొనండి అడవి... Quote
Android_Halwa Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 Forest Land: When Does It Make Sense? You want diversification outside typical markets. You’re in it for the long haul, not flipping. You’re okay with less liquidity and periodic (vs. monthly) income. You like sustainable, legacy-building investments. You can take advantage of tax incentives and maybe even carbon credits. Quote
Android_Halwa Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 Just now, Android_Halwa said: Forest Land: When Does It Make Sense? You want diversification outside typical markets. You’re in it for the long haul, not flipping. You’re okay with less liquidity and periodic (vs. monthly) income. You like sustainable, legacy-building investments. You can take advantage of tax incentives and maybe even carbon credits. Idi investment etla ayitadi anna... Adavi mida investment chesudu endi ra ayya....daniki tax incentives endi ra..less liquidity anta...diversification anta... Arei Somberi ga...evado ninnu howlaganni chesindu ra rei...odhu ra ayya a twitter spaces joliki poku ra ayya ante vinavu... Quote
Android_Halwa Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 Kaka....Molleti Pushparaj tho deal matladina...adiki oka 10,000 acres forest land vunte sudamanandu... manchi investment anta kada....kani adedo erra chandanam anta...asonti timber vunte ne konta antundu.. broker commission 2%...manam manam susukundam tarvata.. Susi pettu kaka jara emana parties vunte... Quote
Samajavaragamanaa Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 3 hours ago, dasari4kntr said: Great question! Let’s break it down and compare forest land ownership to traditional real estate and stock market investing across key factors: 🧾 1. Investment Type Overview Factor Forest Land Real Estate (Residential/Commercial) Stocks Asset Type Tangible (land, trees) Tangible (buildings, land) Intangible (shares of companies) Liquidity Low – takes time to sell Moderate – depends on market High – buy/sell almost instantly Volatility Low Medium High Passive Income Yes (timber, leasing, carbon credits) Yes (rent) Yes (dividends) Appreciation Slow but stable Variable, often strong in urban areas High but volatile Market Correlation Low (good diversification) Medium High 💰 2. Returns & Income Potential Factor Forest Land Real Estate Stocks Annual Returns ~3–8% (timber + appreciation) ~8–12% (rental + appreciation) ~7–10% average (long term) Cash Flow Periodic (timber harvest every 5–15 years) Monthly (rent) Quarterly (dividends, if any) Risk/Reward Lower risk, modest returns Medium risk, decent returns High risk, high reward ⚖️ 3. Taxes & Incentives Factor Forest Land Real Estate Stocks Tax Breaks Timber gains = capital gains, reforestation deductions, property tax reductions Depreciation, mortgage interest, 1031 exchange Capital gains, tax-loss harvesting Estate Planning Strong – can pass land across generations, often with tax benefits Same – popular wealth tool Stocks passed via stepped-up basis 🛠️ 4. Management & Effort Factor Forest Land Real Estate Stocks Maintenance Low–medium (depends on use) High (repairs, tenants, vacancies) None Expertise Needed Forestry consultant helpful Property management skills Some investing knowledge 🌳 Forest Land: When Does It Make Sense? You want diversification outside typical markets. You’re in it for the long haul, not flipping. You’re okay with less liquidity and periodic (vs. monthly) income. You like sustainable, legacy-building investments. You can take advantage of tax incentives and maybe even carbon credits. 🧠 Final Thoughts Scenario Best Option Want passive income now Real estate or dividend stocks Want long-term, low-volatility asset Forest land Want high liquidity and growth Stocks Looking for diversification & natural assets Forest land Limited capital & prefer easy entry Stocks Would you like a sample investment strategy or a case study showing ROI over 20 years for forest land vs. the others? Analysis ra 1 Quote
JerseyBidda Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 7 hours ago, dasari4kntr said: Great question! Let’s break it down and compare forest land ownership to traditional real estate and stock market investing across key factors: 🧾 1. Investment Type Overview Factor Forest Land Real Estate (Residential/Commercial) Stocks Asset Type Tangible (land, trees) Tangible (buildings, land) Intangible (shares of companies) Liquidity Low – takes time to sell Moderate – depends on market High – buy/sell almost instantly Volatility Low Medium High Passive Income Yes (timber, leasing, carbon credits) Yes (rent) Yes (dividends) Appreciation Slow but stable Variable, often strong in urban areas High but volatile Market Correlation Low (good diversification) Medium High 💰 2. Returns & Income Potential Factor Forest Land Real Estate Stocks Annual Returns ~3–8% (timber + appreciation) ~8–12% (rental + appreciation) ~7–10% average (long term) Cash Flow Periodic (timber harvest every 5–15 years) Monthly (rent) Quarterly (dividends, if any) Risk/Reward Lower risk, modest returns Medium risk, decent returns High risk, high reward ⚖️ 3. Taxes & Incentives Factor Forest Land Real Estate Stocks Tax Breaks Timber gains = capital gains, reforestation deductions, property tax reductions Depreciation, mortgage interest, 1031 exchange Capital gains, tax-loss harvesting Estate Planning Strong – can pass land across generations, often with tax benefits Same – popular wealth tool Stocks passed via stepped-up basis 🛠️ 4. Management & Effort Factor Forest Land Real Estate Stocks Maintenance Low–medium (depends on use) High (repairs, tenants, vacancies) None Expertise Needed Forestry consultant helpful Property management skills Some investing knowledge 🌳 Forest Land: When Does It Make Sense? You want diversification outside typical markets. You’re in it for the long haul, not flipping. You’re okay with less liquidity and periodic (vs. monthly) income. You like sustainable, legacy-building investments. You can take advantage of tax incentives and maybe even carbon credits. 🧠 Final Thoughts Scenario Best Option Want passive income now Real estate or dividend stocks Want long-term, low-volatility asset Forest land Want high liquidity and growth Stocks Looking for diversification & natural assets Forest land Limited capital & prefer easy entry Stocks Would you like a sample investment strategy or a case study showing ROI over 20 years for forest land vs. the others? Forest land investment aa🙄 adi eppudu urbanize avvali inka daani rate eppuduu peragali, definitely not in your lifetime. Buy it if you want to grow srigandham trees😂 Quote
Konebhar6 Posted April 19 Report Posted April 19 I explored this option sometime back. Not forest directly but stocks that buy these forest lands and sell timber. Not bad. Decent dividend. Valued very low. Haven’t checked valuations or prices recently after stock market rout. It’s not a bad option. Plan ahead and plan for future. At some point it might become most sought after area OR NOT. Quote
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