We set up one mill at a time until they became three.But you are also into transportation.

Sometimes it can be sealed and capped on site but other times it has to be transported and disposed of off site and that's when it get's expensive.

I would make sure to find a location where public transportation is readily accessible since many tourists want to get to downtown.

Here are the factors:Passive Factors:1.Mortgage Interest Rates2.Average Incomes (increasing)3.Migration (in to an area)4.Ripple Affect (surrounding areas)5.Political Climate (local, regional, provincial) 6.Transportation Expansion7.Areas in Transition (gentrification)Once I determine the market (forest) then I look for people such as yourself you help me find the properties (trees). 

You should be able to find someone to buy them and transport them, just get the word out... try your house of worship, realtors, craigslist, used appliance stores, charities.

But they are a PITA to transport and carry.

A bit of space to transport small furniture and decorative items such as plants can be helpful sometimes when you are helping someone list a house.

Anyone can stay at a Hotel/Motel but I believe there are some who prefer a better experience that is why I am asking for input on pricing, expectations with amenities, personal assistants, transportation needs, long term/short term stays, etc.

How chivalrous of you to send your fiance to a bad neighborhood to collect rent for you.We have some corner stores in bad Pittsburgh neighborhoods, and I have yet to see one that has bullet proof glass or some magical power to transport a potential victim inside to avoid getting mugged, raped or killed.

In my experience, even when legal, growers tend to keep their homes clean, don't have wild parties and will pay their rent before anything else [ plants not easy to transport] And if you're lucky, at Christmas he will give you something a little better than an 'I Love My landlord" t-shirt.