Thank you Alan.What I hear in your response is that people would need an additional benefit to investing in a ranchland DPP.Much like a co-op or CSA, there should be an in-specie distribution of product; maybe in this case beef?

Money is a byproduct that comes from success of doing what you love in life.

Most of the real success in our portfolio so far has been the byproduct of adding value compounded by appreciation.

Would a renters or landlords policy be better than beefing up liability on the current homeowners policy?

This way you don't get a bad review when they run out of propane.I would beef up your description.

You'll probably also have to see about beefing up your electrical too.

Cimex is harmless micro silica that sucks up moisture (it is used to keep electronics and beef jerky from getting damp and moldy). 

The lease agreement is a standard California lease...I think it's time to beef it up a bit. 

I only focus on cash flow.I think for Atlanta you should look for properties that are zoned for ADU (accessory dwelling unit) to be added so you can beef up your cash flow and add value.

This group is real estate investors who have a very different mindset than most Americans who have spending problems (which people here also have), but for most they have trouble managing debt thus should try and avoid it.Many here do disagree with him but it’s like trying to convince a vegetarian that they should eat lots of beef.