I have already posted about issue in Maryland before so no need to beat a dead horse.  

Going thru the Xmas markets and regular stalls everything has the word Bio on it.  

We'd thought about putting horses on the land.

Quote from @Ashley Madalone: If your market is predominately male buyers, I'd consider the man cave, but my market is predominately female so I wouldn't consider it.But I have built 'She-Sheds' that the women just love, especially Tack Rooms for the horse ladies.

At least she only used a horse border and didn't completely wallpaper.

Regardless of what your RE PRO or the listing broker tells you, verify from the horse's mouth directly and ideally in writing that the property is eligible and the specific application process. 5.

I've seen dozens of college buddies start investment groups that stall quickly because they all bring the same thing.

I noticed that for Packwood it seems like it is the case and people start to sell.My concern about appreciation is if the investment return of STR cannot continue to go up, then the appreciation will stall as well

That being said, I believe you may be putting the cart before the horse.

I personally own horses and it's an insurance nightmare most of the time - especially with renting out stalls to non-owners.