One rate for just renting the stall or enclosure, another price if you supply feed, yet another price if you want them in an inside stall like a large barn, etc. 

I would then treat with enzyme (google enzyme for pet urine) usually available at local janitorial supplies.

Here are my four main goals:Goal 1: Buy and Hold in Developing Areas (Texas)I plan to invest in underdeveloped areas where I see growth potential, buying at a discount now and holding for long-term appreciation as development takes place.Goal 2: Wholesaling Discounted Homes (Texas)I’m also thinking of wholesaling properties in those same areas.

I mainly operate in the Southeast part of the U.S. 

The main line is an excellent market for rentals but it can be very pricey as many of the spots are Class A RE. 

Year to date, we’ve seen the strongest home price growth in three main areas.

I am mainly trying to understand the chronology of steps to take for my first investment.

My Main question is - How can I acquire land out of pocket. 

End of the day the fed wants to shrink the money supply and wiping out deals like this is one way they get it done.

Now, if you're main goal is cash flow, then this is likely not your place to go, but if you're open to cash-flow neutral, then you're likely to see some great long-term appreciation.I've worked with an awesome investment-minded Austin agent when she was buying up in Denver, and she's got rentals in Austin that are doing well, too.