@Eric Blanchard A mentor will be a great way to learn but I have kids (they aren't 16 yet) and I don't know that I would want them going to any REIA and associating with a bunch of adult strangers at age 16.

I've run heavy equipment most of my adult life, so I was wondering how much clearing/modifying raw land would add to it's value if at all.

Might consider labor in your area.We have a tri-plex that has been more student housing than anything, mostly college students but have had adults.

Out potential new tenants just sent me the following email: "We're considering a third roommate - a female adult without children.

I remember bug bombs being used as a kid but he explained that these days there aren't any legal sprays strong enough to kill the adults outright.

I thought it was some kids club house, no reasonable person would think that an adult would live in such deplorable condition in a shed.

He's an adult, he should deal with it.

The husband, the wife and 2 adult children want to live in the house.

As a salesperson most of my adult life, I know that people hate to be sold, so I don't do it.I always ask for their name last so that I will remember it and I immediately put a reminder in my phone of their name, where I met them and the time.

While young adults wouldn't necessarily enjoy it, a tutoring center might work.What other businesses/property types are adjacent to the subject property?