Any one heard of Oak Harvest Financial Group? 

I have considered several others though- leasing to hemp growers, creating parking pads for mobile home owners and charging lot rent, having a RV park, leasing to retail stores, timber harvesting, etc..I feel ike I would be leaning toards leasing out to retailers.

Hey @Fernando Figueroa - come on, the 21yr old multimillionaire house flipper that wakes up at 3am and grew up in the slums and meditates for 26 hours a day standing in front of his jet and pink lambo that he made all from 6 minutes of flipping is totally legit. 99.99% of them are marketers, regardless of whatever field they're in.

Both bathrooms had pink/blue tile (retro from the 60/70s lol).

I am looking at buying land in Virginia with timber; harvesting and trying to decide what to do with the land after.

Based on how you think the overall economic situation will change going forward, you may choose to ride it out (expecting insurance will drop, rents will rise), or consider harvesting equity and redeploying it in a property with a better ROI & ROE (return on Investment / Return on Equity).Here in Louisiana, post-Hurricane Ida, rents skyrocketed due to the massive increase in demand.

In the bathroom shower with pink tile, we found they used regular drywall (not moisture resistant) and there was no insulation on the outside wall where the window is.

I haven't looked into it yet, but does anyone know if Rentometer has an API one could use to harvest the data automatically?

Ag lenders wont lend to anyone without a ton of experienceBut Like @Henry Clark I did the timber and timber land business for many years and really enjoyed growing and harvesting NW Douglas fir and Western Red Cedar along with maple and Oak which in the NW is a by product. 

One investor may have success with a pink postcard with a picture, while another has better results with an orange postcard and no picture.