THE NEW BLACK WALLSTREET

TL;DR

A group aims to build a community after considering buying a town, exploring new land possibilities.

Transcript

how do we get the idea to buy a community because i was reading some some research and it was like around the time i believe around george floyd situation um and you know it was obviously a lot of still is but a lot of civil unrest and defunding the police and you know group economics is a common theme so how did this come about to say okay you kno... Read More

Key Insights

• 👥 The idea of community-building arose from civil unrest and discussions on group economics.
• 👥 Instead of buying a town, the group opted to develop raw land to create their own community.
• ❓ Differences between incorporated and unincorporated areas influence governance and funding structures.
• 👮 Developing in an unincorporated area offers more freedom for creating laws and infrastructure.
• 🤳 The American dream of self-governance drives the group's vision for community empowerment.
• 👮 Strategic planning involves considering land development, infrastructure, and creating laws for the community.
• 🏛️ Community-building efforts require collaboration, networking, and shared goals among stakeholders.

Questions & Answers

Q: How did the idea of buying a town for community-building originate?

The idea stemmed from civil unrest and group economics discussions around the George Floyd situation, leading to exploring opportunities for community development and ownership.

Q: What made the group shift from considering buying a town to exploring new land possibilities?

They realized the potential in developing raw land instead, noting that it offered more freedom for creating their own laws and infrastructure for a community.

Q: What are the differences between an incorporated and unincorporated area in terms of governance and funding?

An incorporated area has its own charter, receives state income, and can establish its own police force and schools, while an unincorporated area is under county jurisdiction with fewer restrictions.

Q: How does the group plan to create their own community and have control over local politics and economy?

By acquiring land in an unincorporated area with minimal government restrictions, they intend to write a charter, establish their laws, and have autonomy over their community's development.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• A group of friends considered buying a town but found land nearby for community-building.

• They discovered the potential in an unincorporated area and saw the opportunity to create their own subdivision and community.

• The plan involves infrastructure development, creating their own laws, and pursuing the American dream of self-governance.