Sell them on contracts to really juice the numbers if you like but sell them all so the park no longer owns them.

It was sitting on Hubzu like a piece of ripe fruit. 

Easier Fruit to pick.

I would not bother with the court steps in this area unless you go in the outter areas around Roanoke, lots of collusion going on in this area with other investors corrupting the systemYou will be much better served working with an investor that will do driving for dollars, direct mail or probate leads at the court houseIn our experience most all investors are always looking for the low hanging fruit Good luck 

Above all, patience; not a lot of low hanging fruit at the moment.

If our second year is as fruitful as the first we should be cutting that new road in the 3rd or 4th year.

@Mike Sola:  While all of the above comments are true about depreciation and you can do a whole other discussion on Cost Segregation to "juice up" depreciation in the early years, you are missing one thing. 

Fruit orchards, river, downtown Main Street, yeah... very scenic.

Also you may want to add a few thousand to your 2nd position and build up your reserves.. your paying a very low rate for second position money and it could really help if the need arises.. you have enough juice in these to do that I think.. 

The journey as an investor has been fruitful, but with all good things comes it’s challenges such as obstacles with tenants, the respective city laws,co-ownership nd etc.