There was a land rush in the 50 and 60's and that's when many desert ranch's were broken into smaller tracts and sold off. the new buyers are probably 3 or 4 owners who bought and then realized it was worthless land and then just let them go for tax's..not saying 100% of the properties are worthless and some may use them for recreation so I get that.But for investment NO WAY no HOW.. the website talks about annual appreciation etc.. its all just sales hype.I would think your hubby would also need a Real estate license to do this legally unless the company owns the property and your hubby is an employee ..

Does anyone have any standard agreements they don't mind sharing so I am do recreate the wheel when setting up terms and contracts? 

I have a passion for rural parcels of land for recreational purposes.

Don't recreate the wheel. 

Like who wants to recreate Camden schools, anyway? 

Companies will recreate any jobs that were closed and continue business with importing from China.

But you can recreate this specific exercise with the BP calculator 

I am open to any places with a combination of vibrant music, arts, food & drink scene, outdoor recreational opportunities, and a strong job market.

I feel I can recreate this anywhere but the longer we stay here the more I feel the roots growing as we have two boys (another on the way) and they are getting near school age.

Right now I am a land surveying party chief and I do trade futures as a recreational investor, with over two years experience.