Others will disagree - that's what makes a horse race as they say!

Right now I'm considering the possibility of renting the land to cattle ranchers or anyone with horses or cattle.

She said I could get as many properties as I wanted as long as I was making money and had collateral which I do.Its always better to go get it from the horses mouth…Every state or bank is different. 

possible advantages: are lower price point (rent), quiet, safe neighborhood, close to groceries, and local college, and option for horses/livestock on property (county not city);   risks:  vacancy for ???

I hope you didn't get the cart ahead of the horse here.

(I asked the same thing in another forum here on bigger pockets, since this forum is for bankers and lenders… No better way to find out, then to hear straight from the horses mouth)

One-horse "college towns" could be in trouble when the biggest employer shrinks by 10-20-50% or goes away completely.

@Qamar U Islam Not to beat a dead horse but just my advice.

Sean, I feel you are putting the cart before the horse with your comments.

I'm planning on going to the city to get it from the horses mouth but I was hoping for some input/advice from experienced investors prior to opening up that can of worms.