Thanks Nicolas. 

Pick a specific time, sit down with a nice glass of wine and tell her just how important this is, and how important you believe it will be for your families future.Let her chew on that for a week or so and then have another conversation where you announce your plan to buy a 'safe' property.

Hey Nicolas!

forget about being an investor for the time being.. you have no money you have no reserves .if you want in the game go work in the business.. you can get your RE license and your age be an assistant work on a team get paid to learn your craft in a few years you can then start to invest.this is how i personally did it got my license at 18 took 6 months to make a dime but that first 900.00 commish in 1975 was HUGE lol.. never looked back.. not been all wine and roses thats for sure. but its a solid way to start.. 

And just like any good restaurant, you're going to do the work up front, to promulgate a menu that makes it easy for the customer to shop between options, all of which look excellent (don't put stupid overpriced low quality things on your menu), without having any menu items that don't also work for you as the restaurant. 30 year term at this rate, 25 at that one, maybe some with higher upfront fees and others with lower, and so on, we have a wide variety of excellent wines, you could also present that entire menu, but advise on which 2 or 3 might be the most appealing to go with their steak (we took something confusing, and did the work to make it easy).

There are 3 tenants' issues all going on today so it is one of those days that we would need some encouragement and maybe some wine?!

@Joe Splitrock I realized I left out one answer, the property is located in central coast, California in the wine country where property values are quite high.

They arent making any more wine country and our population isn't about to shrink.

If you want to make the best wine possible, the vineyard soil and weather patterns specific to your site are the most important.

We both work in the Oregon wine industry for our day jobs.