I've been interested in becoming a farmer for as long as I can remember, and as I've looked at the viability of getting into farming, I've seen how much debt people go into to purchase land and equipment, and how crippling that debt can be for both the farmer and their family.

She's done it in the past, owning farms and rentals in Uganda, and now wanting to do it here.

Long store short, I have a duplex on a 45 acre farm in rural Virginia.

So for a good deal flow you need to market, your farm needs to be several thousand units large.Frankly, it's a lot easier to become an agent.To that regard I’ve seen a real estate agent spend half of what it would have taken to built a profitable wholesaling business and become THE dominate agent in our city of 135,000 people.  

State Farm agents might offer alternative solutions, and national insurance companies could still provide coverage, though potentially at a higher cost.

My wife and I currently have a farm property in Wellington Colorado outside of city limits.

Shopping for a refinance on an existing farm that is 50%+ paid off and profitable.Licensed cannabis farm is in California.

I work as a full-time worship pastor and I I've flipped a few houses over the years and looking to do more deals and move into some buy and holds in the next few years.

I have to report that I'm impressed with the group that has been running the show, International Coffee Farms. 

Farm owners in coastal areas now wanted to sell for prices meant for only big developers.