Poor ambitious anon
ID: KUOSk10e
7/11/2025, 5:03:12 AM No.510064375
I'm 35ish. My wife is 25ish. We live in Alaska and she's an Alaskan native and member of several tribal groups AND is employed in a middle level management job with one of the native corporations. I am a white man.
There is a property that my father leased from someone on the east coast during the 80s/90s/2000s. He built and operated an authentic Alaskan style and successful wilderness guide business until shutdown during the 2008 recession. Since then the owners have tried to sell the property (along with all the logbuildings my father built by hand) but havent found a buyer due to the experience and renovations needed at this point, 15 years later.
My wife and I make about a $120000 a year together, and we want to find a way to buy the property back and keep it in the family while making enough money to pay off the loan. It's a decent amount of land, around 100 acres. Enough land for restructuring for ecotourism, small farming for potatoes or eggs, wedding venues, and so on.
Through which means would you suggest that we pursue loans on a agricultural, tribal or business base agenda that will be most likely to pay our way, possibly based on my wife's genetics and tribal membership? I think the entire operation with a 5 year plan could be done for a million dollars, that being a combination of the price of the land and buildings and the equipment and supplies needed for renovation. Getting a hold of the property first is definitely the more important issue, and finding a kind of bank or loan situation that will approve something that is about 40 miles off of the road system. Though it is technically remote it is an well traversed area with common river usage. Let's say for the sake of easy guesstimation let's say it's 500K for the land and 500K for supplies, equipment and upkeep.
How would I convince or trick the government into helping me with this dream?
Thanks anons! If you help me I'll let you come stay for free one day when it's up and running.
There is a property that my father leased from someone on the east coast during the 80s/90s/2000s. He built and operated an authentic Alaskan style and successful wilderness guide business until shutdown during the 2008 recession. Since then the owners have tried to sell the property (along with all the logbuildings my father built by hand) but havent found a buyer due to the experience and renovations needed at this point, 15 years later.
My wife and I make about a $120000 a year together, and we want to find a way to buy the property back and keep it in the family while making enough money to pay off the loan. It's a decent amount of land, around 100 acres. Enough land for restructuring for ecotourism, small farming for potatoes or eggs, wedding venues, and so on.
Through which means would you suggest that we pursue loans on a agricultural, tribal or business base agenda that will be most likely to pay our way, possibly based on my wife's genetics and tribal membership? I think the entire operation with a 5 year plan could be done for a million dollars, that being a combination of the price of the land and buildings and the equipment and supplies needed for renovation. Getting a hold of the property first is definitely the more important issue, and finding a kind of bank or loan situation that will approve something that is about 40 miles off of the road system. Though it is technically remote it is an well traversed area with common river usage. Let's say for the sake of easy guesstimation let's say it's 500K for the land and 500K for supplies, equipment and upkeep.
How would I convince or trick the government into helping me with this dream?
Thanks anons! If you help me I'll let you come stay for free one day when it's up and running.
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