In the meantime I was looking into leasing to a farmer to grow corn or cotton (both are very popular here) or to grow, cut and then sell firewood on, however it’s really hard to find tips or information on how to calculate the cost or manage land and there is not a section for it on BP.

Located in small neighborhood that has a mixture of Manufactured and stick built homes.I'm not sure what to think about the location. 

Hi I'm typically a long term residential investor but I came across a deal that is a mixture of commercial and residential space that I'm interested in.

Stole a cob of corn from some farmer Joe, and chased down a raccoon and ripped a piece off of the damn critter!

I think the answer is a mixture of a few things.

There are VERY few "pure" breeds of anything anymore just like as humans we're all a mixture of everything. 

Depending on your experience managing properties I've heard some will use a mixture of both or lean more heavily one way or the other based on who is purchasing it and your past experience running properties.

I recall having involvement with some student housing that had a mixture of BYU and UVU students (back in my property management days).

The Great Plains is about corn, soy, or other grains.

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