Apartments.com generates a pretty comprehensive lease that is tailored to local laws.

We wrote a comprehensive review about Reonomy on our blog at KineticBridge.com

AirDNA is certainly the most comprehensive data source to see aggregated occupancy, nightly rates, and revenue estimates.However, keep in mind that AirDNA is using historical data (from the past 1-2 years) and those years were anomolies due to the pandemic.

I would not do anything until you have had comprehensive meetings with local consulting foresters in your area.. they will answer all your questions and since they work in it daily they are the ones you want to take advice from and or understand what is appropriate in your area.. they will know Harvest rules ( state rules local rules) what harvest cost are what mills buy what ... what kind of logs they like .. etc etc.

They provide an unbiased and independent opinion of the property's value, taking a comprehensive approach to evaluating its worth.

Hi @Tony Lord, someone made a comprehensive list HERE.You can also look into getting a HELOAN, which is similar to a second mortgage.The rates are higher but it is a fixed-rate fully amortizing loan.Therefore, generally, if you are putting the funds towards long-term projects, a HELOAN is better.

There are so many so be sure to filter by your location. 4) Review this comprehensive 64 page deck on the state of the 2023 housing market (in your resource page as a member of BiggerPockets!)

Here is the basic breakdown and it's not comprehensive: Overview: When the owner of a disregarded SMLLC, Sole, or a spousal partnership ( each partner is a parent of the child) hires a child, the wages 1) will be exempt from FICA taxes if the child is under 18 and 2) exempt from FUTA tax if the child is under 21.Detail: 1) As the standard deduction has doubled in the last couple of years, you can pay our childern around 12000 plus 6000 (IRA contribution limit) = 20k and this would be a deduction for your business and nontaxable to your child if done correctly. 

There are so many so be sure to filter by your location. 4) Review this comprehensive 64 page deck on the state of the 2023 housing market (in your resource page as a member of BiggerPockets!)

Geez, only because you have a reading comprehension problem.