That ain't spring chicken age.

Is it the egg before the chicken or the chicken before the egg.

I was considering pumpkins , if it works fine as long as 2 grow my kids would be happy . the hard work and long hours are routine , luck , when I bought a lottery ticket and I checked the numbers , it came back saying I owed THEM money .I already have 2 guys to deer hunt , I get 50% of the meat , The guy that use to own it had 11,000 chickens and 2 acres of strawberries in the mid 1970'sThe house isnt much , but right next door I have an efficency that the outside dimensions of the building is 23ft by 23 ft and I get $ 750 month plus utilities .

Creative terms require experts but can sometimes solve unique problemsUse a Loan Originator and/or a RE Attorney to draft the seller finance documents.My biggest question has to do with the chicken and egg timing of negotiating loan terms with the seller and having professionals draft up the loan documents.How can I negotiate the Loan Terms or even sell the idea of Seller Financing if I don't already know what the standard terms are in my area?

If it costs $300 and has a shelf like of three years (most will last longer unless tenants throw whole chicken carcasses into them), it has to add $8.33 per month in rent to break even. 

Risk is tax's being they were prop 13 were 250 a year or less... and the fencing he did for his animal menagerie ya know horse's lama's alpaca's numerous dogs chickens the works !!! 

Hey Nashville Investors and Builder'sThis market is still hotter than our chicken.

the stock market is running around like a chicken with it's head cut off. 

@Alex Schukin, You're definitely in a chicken/egg scenario.

Now that I own a Gus's Fried Chicken in Knoxville, I can add additional pages of employee drama.