@Hannah WrightHannah,You’re already on the right path by digesting as much information as you can on real estate investing.

There are little things that give me more joy than flipping through Architectural Digest and Dwell magazines with a cup of coffee in hand.

If the tank isn’t large enough to “digest” the solids going into it, the solids layer on the top will become too thick.

I would suggest to digest as much media as you can first (podcasts, books, these forums...etc.) and then touch base with as many investors as you can and hear their stories.

Sorry, Doug.You're talking about a full installation of hot water piping heating the floors of an entire house, most notably done in tract suburb housing in Levittown, NY for returning WWII vets, where it was used in one-story ranch homes.

Side note, I used to live in the suburbs though, and I had noticed some tract home developments can get really trashy.

Picked up a 6ac tract to build our personal home and got a great return on investment.

Thank you Christian, I have to digest well what you have written and an extra thanks for offering to answer more questions.

The big question I have is, what would be best to put on the two acre tract of land for long passive income options?

I heard they were originally planning to bring it on the market for $1.1m, but instead sold it quickly for $998k (1970s larger tract home with a great view in a nice neighborhood).