P NW suggests to call your local mill and get rates, estimate board feet on a particular parcel, and budget 50% of the worth for cutting and transportation costs, is this generally accurate?

Add in another .75% for transit and transportation and you get a total sales tax rate of 8.125% in San Antonio.

@Nicole Generette  First of all welcome to BP.A business associate who works for a landlord that owns 100+ rentals told me that Lakeland is not the best for section 8 because public transportation is not the best there.

Would you then prefer to live 2 hours away and take crowded public transport or 5 blocks away and walk?

And if you will need to commute by public transportation, hop on the subway and take a few rides.

It is still the center of transportation that splits the country.

First, many low income tenants don't have transportation.

Let me know when your ready for a referalA few resources to help in your research:EDAWNGIS MAPRegional Transportation Commission - PlanningNevada Business Magazine - This will incluse news from all of NV. 

How they treat their transportation and where they live now will give you a better picture of how they'll treat your investment.

Public transportation expansions are happening, street repairs, Whole Foods Distribution, and about $2m worth of business proposals including a hotel for tourism is in the works because of the Historic Pullman District and President Obama naming it a National Park District.