Lot's of great attractions and charm!

The fact that you're located close to major highways and popular attractions, such as springs and rivers, makes your farm an ideal destination for nature lovers and those looking for a unique vacation experience.When it comes to positioning your farm stay in the market, I recommend emphasizing the unique aspects of your farm and the activities available for guests, such as farm tours and proximity to nature.

Would removing the trees take away a certain charm or vibe that might attract tenants? 

Don't get me wrong, I love real estate and it's a sizable part of my portfolio.

Tacky crap like that is more likely to invite the party crowd, new lovers, filmmakers, etc.

I think the old and established area has more charm and school zone can stay the same.

During covid moratorium, it was the only action we had left, and holy-cow did it work like a charm.

To give you the cliff notes, I:- just graduated college in December- started a full-time job working for a third party REV company- work completely remote- have no student debt, no car payment, no rent (see below), no serious monthly expense - absolutely love real estate & am anxious to begin investingFor context:My woman is a travel nurse - we’ll be living from state to state for 13 weeks at a time over the next 2-3 years starting this upcoming weekend (she receives a stipend for housing so there is no monthly pmt).

My wife and I love real estate and helping strategize with other investors.

I'm a long-time lover of real estate and recently decided to begin my journey into RE investing.