However, I do know there is a big difference between the business of extracting/harvesting vs. owning the land.

I'm optimistic about Marshall Square (eastern Little Village) with the proximity to the pink line & Pilsen along with a decent retail presence in the area.I think Canaryville is a bit underrated since I hardly hear anyone talk about it.

The investment (in the form of formal Membership in the LLC that will own the land parcels) is as low as $10,000 chunks and they will start out with an immediate 600% TDR credit equity, which won't take forever to harvest.

That was not assuring as I know that is not trueThe second flag came up when I asked her about my tax loss harvesting from my stock market portfolio.

IN my mind this all boils down to what kind of assets you have … if your just have vanilla rentals and your not a slumlord what is your risk.. and insurance is far more important than how you hold title.most people have never been in litigation .. so for some reason they just think hey your sued and going to end up in court.. it is extremely rare for anyone to end up in court.. there just is not that amount of liability renting out little pink houses to renters.. but irrevocable trusts I believe offer protection and same with charitable remainder trusts.. but just having LLC no matter where its formed.. the opposing council will sue you personally that I can flat guarantee.. they wont say HEY this guy is smart he has multiple entities so we cant sue him or her..

My market is going to be the Toney/Harvest Alabama area just outside of Huntsville.

Buy and Hold that was harvested as a rehab.

I am looking at nearby cities and a Harvest property caught my eye.

If you take a harvest now, in the beginning of your budding investing career, you kill the golden goose. 

To estimate the harvestable timber you'd use a registered forester to estimate board feet,,but they need to make a timber harvest plan as some areas are hard to access.