When its severed ( harvested it becomes personal property.. )  kind of like buying a home were a freeway is going and moving it to a bare lot using a home moving company.Now here is the good part.. in those days MId 90s  Timber that was export quality ( J logs )  Japanese grade were in such high demand and Menasha out of Wisconsin at the time was a large West coast exporter of logs.. they would advance on the Timber deed.. terms..

Why because the Japanese log buyers were pay 900 bucks Per thousand BF and the local mill was paying less than 500 for the same log.. 

They even had a cute little Japanese style bridge crossing over the center.

Funny, I am a Japanese, living in Japan but investing in the US real estate market.

The Japanese government has had decades-long economic stimulus during that period with huge deficits and low interest rates.

I am also learning how to speak Japanese, German, and Spanish as well in hopes I can make future deals out of the country.

There are some parallels to the Japanese bubble, but I'm not too versed enough about this.

Use the Japanese method, save it all then only spend what you must, much easier! 

On the fixed income side they’re getting a pittance and I believe the Fed is trapped and we are turning Japanese*.

My wife is Japanese and my research has shown me that Torrance has a very strong Japanese community, so our plan is to move there.