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If you mean productive like profitable, then find its highest and best use. For example, I could have a plot of land, build a house and rent it out for $2,000 per month. But if I built a 4 story, 16 unit apartment complex and charged $750 per month per unit, then I would be bringing in $12,000 per month. You would also have to consider your build costs for each project since the house will no doubt cost less to build than the apartment complex, so you would have to work out a cost analysis before you do anything. The other thing to consider is opening a business (or leasing your land to a business). This may be the least costly to you since you can contract a long-term (20+ year) lease and have the lessee build the building at their expense. If you are in agriculture then decide what is the most profitable crop that can grow in your geographical location with the highest demand. No matter what you do, always look for the highest and best use for your land. Good luck!

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