Then all you do is harvest leads, give a bunch to my agent, keep 2 or 3 a month to flip, and wholesale the rest.I know I sound like a broken record.

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

Selling at a loss may make sense for tax loss harvesting, and/or because you believe that the returns elsewhere will make up for the loss.

DEED RECORDED 09-26-2013 JUDGMENT ORDER RECORDED 07-31-2018, DOT NOT EXTINGUISHED BY HOA FCL SALE18125-08-419-0068160 FINCH FEATHER ST8914320040514-1603 - 1ST DOT - $160,300** UNABLE TO INSURE **ACTIVE BANKRUPTCY CASE - NO ORDER LIFTING STAY ENTERED19140-30-315-0263517 FOLAGE DR UT 18911020070927-2867 - 1ST DOT - $225,000DELINQUENT TAXES $109SEWER - LIEN $218HOA W/NOD - (ASSESSMENTS) RECORDED 03-15-2019 $3,60720177-18-210-0488339 FRESHWATER PEARL ST8913920061115-3655 - 1ST DOT - $340,000TRASH - LIEN $31121125-15-112-0077271 FRUITFUL HARVEST AVE8913120150515-1879 - 1ST DOT - $478,

my old partner in the timber business tried this.. many times when he / we bought a timber tract and that fact that it takes time to log and then put in the roads and pad and sometimes well.. and in ORegon get a building permit which can take 6 months to a year in rural acreage..if it went over a year he tried to cap gain it.. but alas that did not fly  as his/our model was to buy and flip.. you don't hold timber land for 12 to 18 months then sell.. there is no income.. you hold timber land for 40 to 60 years then harvest again.. pretty easy to see he / we were flipping dirt..

@Greg ChristensenI am sure more experts in this forum would have better ideas, but here are some crazy ideas:1) Timber harvest: 2) Cropland rental:3) Hunting lease:4) Cabin rental:5) Storage Units

I did sell out my share to my much younger partner who wants to be a blueberry farmer... me I aint no farmer.. so I got a BIG chunk of the 250k I put into this deal back over the last 2 years and took a smaller % at year 5 I will have all my money back and will make about 50k a year positive on the blueberry harvest...

Every time I remove a harvest gold fridge, maroon porcelain toilet, orange carpeting or plaid wallpaper from a very dated home I always wonder, "what on earth were they thinking?!?"

The cash flow in and out on these properties is a bit of a mystery to me so it's hard to determine if or how much I should leverage and if my other rentals would have to float all or some of the expenses until I get a big payday with a harvest. 

So start off on a good foot.4 - Lastly (there's so much more) remember what the Pilgrims learned - you have to add nutrients first if you want a big harvest.