Of course, forced appreciation of fix and flip is a horse of a different hue!  

I bought a property last December that is unique in that it has a rentable cottage, basement apartment, and 6,000 ft 6 stall horse arena (all despite being a "single-family" residence).

I've begun earnest research in how to screen better residential tenants, and attracting commercial tenants, which is a fair bit trickier.I also own and rent out a cottage with horse pasture acreage, although I'm mulling over offering it as a lease option agreement.

That's putting the cart before the horse.

If you can find these where the zoning allows animals (horses, especially) I would think that could be a good rental.

Putting an age on someones success or ability is very limiting and could stall your success.

I have heard all kinds of things, but I would like to get it from the horses mouth.How did I find this site?  

The exceptions are made, you have to create that environment, meaning identify the winning horse.

Man you definitely put the cart before the horse on this one!

It's a kind of a Trojan horse approach where the question seems, "what do you think it's worth?"