In this episode of The Real Estate Investing Podcast, Daniel and Ron Apke dive deep into their vision for scaling The Land Portal, a data-driven software tailored specifically for land investors.

From the very start, The Land Portal was created out of necessity for their own land business, but it has evolved into a powerful tool for all real estate investors looking to streamline processes and maximize efficiency.

Daniel and Ron share the journey of the software’s development, from its BETA launch in March 2024 to the significant updates implemented since then.

They discuss key tools like the road frontage filter and wetlands exclusion feature that help investors save money and time by refining data points to focus on high-quality leads. Comparing The Land Portal to other industry tools, such as Propstream and DataTree, they show how their software cuts down unnecessary data points, ultimately improving mailer efficiency and lead quality.

Listeners will also get a sneak peek into future updates, including the groundbreaking AI-driven slope tool, developed in response to community feedback. Daniel and Ron emphasize the importance of user-driven development, revealing how insights from The Land Portal’s community shape every feature and improvement.

This episode is packed with valuable information for investors looking to leverage technology and make land investing faster, smarter, and more profitable.

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TIME STAMPS

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0:00 Intro

2:53 Why We Built It

5:38 Our Data Source

6:05 Comparing The Land Portal Efficiency With Other Data Sources

9:33 Where Our Data Comes From

12:38 Who Drives Our Decisions?

13:58 Slope Tool

15:33 The Land Portal Functionality

18:21 Final Thoughts