The first thing to make sure of is that a piece of property is zoned to allow off-premise signs (billboards.)

Probably them a small piece of equity to keep longer term incentives aligned. 

So we sold it all piece by piece, paid the taxes, and never looked back.  

There is, however, if properly managed, a distinction between building reserves and funding depreciation.Oh, and when you sell the property, unused reserves become ordinary income, and you pay the hit. 

Hello all,I just purchased a piece of land, which has some RV hook up spots.

If your area has public services that traditionally are in a position to put a lien on a property, then it seems to me that this due diligence should have been performed.On the other hand, if it's some private water company with no real public ties whatsoever and nobody ever searched their records for bits and pieces, then I could be dead off here.I'm also not saying you should spend you all your capital on litigation.

$20K a piece would be very low

. $20k piece of land is very different from a $300k lot. 3.

I guess even though the numbers dont make sense I want to give my kids a place to live when I am gone and a rental a piece as they get nothing until there 30 from my parents trust if, I am gone It might mean putting my private residence up for grabs to get deal done or just invest somewhere else and she told me to write a business plan as to what I want to do she said she will get a financial planner and go over my business plan. 

The profit piece will vary based on the individual investor but should be representative of the amount of work and risk it will take to execute on the strategy.