. - If you planted trees each year for 10 years before you started harvesting, you could eventually use the money that you sold the trees for to buy more saplings and keep planting.

As long as you get a great deal and can force appreciation, you can harvest the equity and use it as a downpayment  for the next deal... so you don't have to keep socking away money from your paycheck for real estate. 

But personally I like the area around Harvest. 

Here are a few options: max out 401k contributions for you and your spouse, max out HSA contributions, make charitable donations, harvest tax losses, etc.I recommend finding a tax strategist who specializes in real estate taxation, financial planning and tax planning.You may want to consider working with your accountant remotely to expand your options.I would also recommend looking for a accountant willing to work with you throughout the year.

You can also look into community solar projects if you're not ready to commit to a full commercial lease.Timber Harvesting: If there are trees on the land, selectively harvesting timber could generate income.

When we get in, the hole in the roof ruined all the ceilings and its so far gone we can't fix & flip and make any profits, as we won't make any money putting $50k into it, so we are doing a rental rehab, keeping pink tile and green toilet, putting in a renter, and will sell it as a loaded rental after that to an investor as a turn-key property. 

What if China invades Taiwan, what if China nukes CA, what if E.Warren declares yes she actually is a Reptilian Over-Lord here to harvest humans, what if what if what if. 

There may be fewer things to negotiate in these transactions, but I don’t see how they are really different from a “business standpoint.†What about trading something on the pink sheets?

Quote from @Liam Maher: Here's a gentrification heatmap for Pittsburgh...pink is gentrified, blue is little to no gentrification.

LP if this is $50,000 position versus a $1mm net worth, take the hit and “harvest” the loss against your other income.