Tax Liens, Notes, Short Term rentals, single family long term rentals, commercial, mobile homes, oil and gas? 

Changing the tractor's oil in the driveway was another favorite: keeps the dust down in the summer.The developer risk is if that solid ever gets tested (phase one or phase two environmental study) you may have to dispose of it as toxic waste, which is super expensive.

(I'm fishing. :-)I'm curious if it's sliding toward Ponzi.

I have been invested in oil and gas mineral rights making double digit returns hassle free.

Some areas may have restrictions that could complicate things, particularly around who can provide alcohol and to whom.If wine isn't an option, you could consider alternatives that are still local and personal, like a handcrafted bottle of olive oil from a local farm or even a basket of locally sourced snacks.

Some have said it is based on oil or energy over the years--term petro-dollars came into existence....with the basic idea being our economy was based on the strategic use of fuel to do things like build buildings, roads, houses, cars, etc.  

Saying management shouldn't differ based on class of property is like hunting a bear using a fishing rod.

I only use Airbnb as a last resort. so not really anything I look at more than maybe once a year for a fishing cabin.

Did you know Odessa has been one of the top-performing rental markets in the U.S. for mid-sized cities due to its oil industry?

. :-)   But you might want to even consider putting up a yurt (glorified commercial tents that are relatively cheap) and furnishing it and then renting the place out on airbnb.Is there good fishing on that river?