The Salt and Gila River Project (basically repeating what the Hohokam did even using some of their old ditches), and the Central Arizona Project (diverts water from the Colorado River at Lake Havasu to Pima County and Tucson), have both been a disaster because of so much evaporation as the water travels across the desert, and the remaining minerals in the water making it basically useless by the time it gets to its destination.

I thought I was diversified into 3 areas that would be unlikely to get impacted together but due to a strange coincidence the one that should be unrelated to Corona (North Dakota Mineral rights) is more beaten than the ones related to Corona. 

Mine really aren't too exciting- but would love to chime in on behalf of the other newbies and people who have recently gotten started, but maybe haven't grown a ton just yet.

I’m providing a place to live for a family while creating wealth for mine. Real

I pay around 20k or less a unit myself but mine rent for twice as much.

It turns out that it's an old mining/railroad town, and the railroad or the mining company, I forget which, had easements from way back when the town was formed, under the ground of the town, so we wouldn't have owned any minerals or water or whatever under the property.And, they had the right to come and start digging under the house and yard if they ever decided they wanted to, or to drill for water. 

And, the title report also included the information that the railroad owned all of the mineral and water rights under your house. 

While the turnover may be a bit higher, it forces you to keep the units up to date and mine rent fast due to location and price point.

It will clean the insides and remove mineral buildup.

Ranch land, farm land, land with preservation easements or environmental easements, land for wildlife, water, air, mineral rights of land, land for development and subdivision, and general land use of all kinds.