Look at any farming family and most have left the industry...same for fishing, timber etc. 

Maybe you like the service industry and want to run a short term rental on your own.

Given the high demand for industrial space, especially near major interstates, this could be a smart move.

But then there are those that wing it without doing due diligence and find themselves in a tough spot which they did not plan for.

Know what’s normal so you can spot what’s NOT.Talk to Brokers/Connections Weekly.

But there is a cottage industry for sure in CA in buying Riverside county and San Berdo county high desert vacant land and then reselling them.. and as I mentioned in certain counties in N.

(Are there any bad spots along Lake Michigan?)

Then depending on what's allowed you can speak with a broker who specializes in that type of property (agriculture, industrial, low density residential, etc.) and see what they think the highest and best use could be. 

For the rest I would consider a triple net lease deal or fund in industrial or commercial real estate.  

They also state that they do not communicate to the channels unless you attribute a booking to the channel (there is a spot on a booking that says "Tracking - Listing Site".