Well said!

I do check placement (we do well on either platform but have a few more niche offerings for our area) so not taking that calendar booking "hit" much.

As luck would have it, his business had grown significantly, and he was now more eager than ever to acquire the land.He made me an offer 12 times higher than his original one—and well above market value.

Sounds well though-out.

Again very nice to see others pursue this avenue Yeah, it’s worked out well for me.

We have a few we have come across as well.

Income should be at least 3 times as well, otherwise they'll most likely move out when you up the rent (I made this mistake once).

Well said @Melanie Baldridge

I'm in Chesterfield as well, looking to buy.   

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