Bottom line: Simply pit one group against another to sow seeds of class envy hopefully in an effort to reap the harvest of people's very worst inclinations to harbor resentment at those who are perceived to have more than they do.

Just thought this might be interesting to review for those that are interested in North Alabama (Huntsville, Madison, Harvest, etc).

In the progress of weeding/ harvesting equity from duplexes which are good- but not great cash flowersGoal 3: Create $500,000 of equity from forced appreciation.   

Most successful investors I follow seem to promote a refinance event every five or so years to harvest the equity and build their portfolio.

I now fund my retirement and expect to continue investing and harvesting a few deals each year.  

Are you looking to reposition the 6 you have to harvest equity and scale or just add to your portfolio? 

Plant those seeds now so that they will be ready to harvest when you will need them.

You can save:- Save from work for your next downpayment- Create value at work and get a promotion / bonus / commissions- Create a side gig(s) (here is a great article)- Let the value of house #1 grow and harvest / leverage it- Flip another home to create capital- BRRRR any property to create value- Find a capital partner or lender whom you can provide value toThere are so many ways... 

I'm looking for attorney referrals in Huntsville/ Harvest, Alabama initially for a demand letter and then to explore a lawsuit.

It’s very interesting and something I’d love to do more of for fun and profit.U have it correct  really depends on what the use of the land is going to be.. if its just log replant and wait for the next harvest you typically cut stumps as low as possible unless there is bad sweep or other defects down low although you can buck those out before being loaded and going to the mill..