I agree with @Nathan G. that unless your lease states otherwise, you do not have to take on new tenants (even extended family tenants - I suspect not true for immediate family such as new born or newly wed). 

Many of these properties have large acreage and I bet could even lend themselves to hosting weddings and other events.I've seen others post on this topic here over the years but I'm curious if anyone who is NOT directly from the horse world has been able to make a farm property cash flow positive.

He woke up Wed. morning to see that he had gained a few hundred dollars overnight.

I have known of people who retire from the service and supplement their income using REI just fine and it works out for them very well...not to mention the favorable VA loans you would presumably be able to get as a veteran.Also, my best friend (and best man at my wedding) is a broker in Marengo...about 30 mins from Hoffman Estates.

., twice per week on Wed and Saturday) and from this point you find out how well people can follow instructions (i.e. call the office at designated hours, etc).

I ask because I had a strange inquiry this week asking for availability for Sun - Wed for the next year….

Hi all, I'm visiting Houston Texas on Tues/Wed next week 2/13/18 and 2/14/18 and am interested in meeting up with an agent to discuss the local market.

We also want to make the 10 acres where the rentals will be an event space for photoshoots, small weddings, bridal shower glamping etc, so there is an entire business aspect to this.

I love Kaua'i, we were just there last month and attended a wedding at the Anini Beach house it was beautiful.

I am a wedding videographer but have also dabbled in photo and video content for fitness influencers, commercial business, and realtors.