@Jared Weston I do actually own a home that has some equity in it that I am currently renting and cash flowing about $450 a month on, but it is also in a pretty hot real estate area where they are building shopping centers new homes a marina so I really want to let it ride for a while longer and see what that market does.

Happy Birthday, BP...I wish I would have been here for the entire ride, but glad I found you when I did!!!

My name is Terry, and I am just getting started on what I believe will be the roller coaster ride of my life.

Your purpose is to make money if their rents are below market they are getting a free ride and you need to get them to full market asap.

it is zoned farm/forest, but I think there are some different options still under thatI was in the land timber business in Oregon for a decade before I just morphed into developing and building.so have owned literally hundreds of parcels zoned farm / forest. 

Hello BP members! I wanted to share with you my latest RE project. This is our 3rd RE transaction since jumping into RE in December of last year. First deal was a buy and hold 4 plex, then a flip which we are listing ...

CA  and then morphed into timber in the Pacific northwest I no longer work at the street level for fees.. out west there are plenty of really good land brokers.. you just need ones that specialize in ranch and range land. 

Every time I learn something new (which is several times a day at this point, lol) it morphs a little bit.  

Have a couple of loans and I cannot for the life of me figure out what makes the most sense in terms of trying to wipe them out or just invest the money and ride them out.1 mortgage @ 215k, 4.2%, 30yr term, 30 yr amort.

It feels like we're stuck and just have to ride out another decade or so to realize gains from the property.So here's the plan: Sell our CA propertyDo a 1031 exchange and buy 2 SFRs in North Carolina as rentals for all cash.