I have had several of my listings' media harvested for use by scammers and it is unfortunate.

If its vacant land you can rent the land, maybe to a farmer for crops, maybe to somebody else who needs land like a paint ball company, or for storage, or to hold events. or cut the trees for a timber harvest. 

Nothing.Maybe a scam, or email harvesting of some sort.

However with my out-of-this-world website harvesting countless of leads every week, I have YET to land me a deal from someone that is in foreclosure.Most of my leads simply come from people that hate the scent of agents.My advice to everyone here is to think on your own.

The, you sell off your shares getting your money and leaving the tax liability behind.Do you have any capital assets to tax loss harvest against the depreciation (if you don't do the 1031)?

A - parts of Madison, downtown Huntsville, Five Points area, Hampton CoveB - most of Madison, southeast Huntsville, Jones Valley, C- research park, north of highway 72 around Jordan Lane, Athens/Limestone County (may move to B with Toyota/Mazda investment), Hartselle (small but growing), Harvest (along Highway 53)D - north Huntsville (north of oakwood ave), Southwest Huntsville (Hood Road, Patton Road), Decatur, Michael Avenue in MadisonF - Triana

I’ve heard of the following ways to minimize these taxes…1) Combine some tax harvesting with the sale.I will be investigating this more but does anyone have any experience with this …any input?

I'd like the own the land for a long-term hold; however, having most of the land being zoned CF I am wondering how do I go about determine the value of the timber and when I would be allowed to harvest it, well I wouldn't harvest it but rather have someone pay me to do so.The land is in Washington State.

You can make your first wholesale deal in a week if you wanted to.Then immediately, go harvest your cash buyers list.

You could also reach out to a local forester / logging company to see if you could pull any money out of it on the front end by harvesting some of the trees.