Possibilities are endless.... housing, a farm, sell the timber, trailer park, subdivide and re-sell, explore/mine resources,  hold and sell later... thanks. yes, its currently zoned as 'green' which i believe is agricultural use (i'll obviously need to do a lot more research)...might change in the future due to its proximity to the city center. 

I blame Home Depot and their endless isles.  

All it took is watching a video on Youtube, a trip to wonderland aka Home Depot (that place is now a little less intimidating after I spent 30 min roaming its endless aisles looking for bolts). point of this post is instead of asking someone to fix it for me I chose to do it myself regardless of how little I knew about it (had no clue how that metal rod just magically hangs to the wall hahaha). 

I've been consumed by the endless podcast episodes during my commutes.

I've stayed in high end cabins that provided an experience, complete with an endless supply of firewood.

Dallas is now severely over-saturated with endless properties underpricing each other.

If they have a property which has zero demand they will simply fail to benefit from it and eventually be forced out of business (unless they have endless time to keep doing what doesn't earn them a penny).

Endless Prop Tax Housing levies to pay for low income housing.

The amount of marketing you can do is endless but the real question you need to be asking yourself is what is the demand like for this type of consumer is given your property's location, amenities, etc. 

So chasing money is an endless black hole.