All about ease and lifestyle.We just sold several of our properties because the market seemed well timed and we had several old homes that didn't make good rentals (came into all this a bit "accidentally" and never really realized how high in maintenance the old/huge turn of the century homes were and how much I worried about the additional work and costs that would certainly be coming at some point as structures and foundations began to fail.Also meant doing our first 1031 which was hugely insightful (mostly about how we'll never sell/liquidate everything... because its simply not worth it)!

Does anyone have sources for finding land for sale besides, Loopnet, Lands of America, Land Century, Landflip and LandWatch websites? 

Even if it’s not the “deal of the century”, after some time it will be amazing!

@Joshua Corser , For Jackson, MI check out Jackie Lowder with Century 21.

And, as we come to the end of this tumultuous year, we’re preparing for perhaps the most contentious presidential election of the century.

Chesapeake in Southlake don’t have as many and if you find them they’re going to be century old properties.

I’m the last year or so, the prior company Century 21 was bought out by Berkshire Hathaway PenFed realty and new people are in charge.

We've had short supply of homes for years now and the historically low interest rates (which dropped well below 3% for the first time in more than half a century,) combined with low supply of homes and high demand all explain the significant price increases we've seen in this season.

Looks like a deal of the century ..

I'm working with Century National Bank, who just became part of Park National bank.