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..

If you are interested in North Alabama in general, Athens and Harvest might be better options right now, but I don't think there is too much inventory there either (but I honestly don't know, as I don't have any property in those regions). 

I don't do business outside of MA and NH, so I'm not harvesting your email.  

I sold stocks in January 2020 for gains that I'd put into OZ, and yet could harvest some losses now in March to enjoy the benefits against next year's gains!

I am consulting with a RE crowdfunding online marketplace to help them determine what, if any, sustainable initiatives (solar, low flow, LED, water harvesting, etc) have a positive ROI or can attract institutional investors. 

You pay taxes upfront on the seed and the harvest (qualified distributions) will be tax free for the rest of your life.

In looking around, I noticed that most of these properties have an abundance of timber, so I am looking for advice and guidance on how to value these properties prior to proceeding with a purchase and the harvesting of the timber.

I’d like to harvest that equity towards growing my portfolio.

I would look at your portfolio and see if you have anything to tax loss harvest.