So in practice, an annual lease term seems one-sided for the tenant's benefit.

I've been practicing by analyzing 1 deal per day and I have a very general grasp on all the factors that must be taken into account and the process, but I wanted to know what everybody else does first and how they identify a good deal before they do a deeper dive.

Those skills are acquired through people imparting knowledge that can be implemented into practice.

Even if you're not quite ready to buy, you can start practicing with running your numbers, which an experienced agent can help guide you on. 

Best advice is to reach out a septic designer and see how many drain fields you would need, or how many homes you can combine into 1 field based on code & practicality. 

I've digested a lot of knowledge and practiced running numbers over the past few months to the point where I feel well equipped (enough) to take the plunge.  

None of the above works unless you take action and put it into practice.

I mean your story is not only motivating, but it’s unbelievable practical, humbling, and again phenomenal.

None of the above works unless you take action and put it into practice.

@Abigail Lipson actually am trying to help and have found the brutal truth is most effective.Again, why not "practice" on your market in Austin where you can more easily verify whatever process you create?