Anyway, if that’s true, it pretty much eliminates all of residential and recreational ideas you mentioned.

Hey @Evan Williams, like @John Underwood said, if you were doing work on the place it doesn't count towards the 14 days.You do prorate based on time spent there for recreation.

Purchase price: $11,000 Cash invested: $20,000 Sale price: $85,000 This was a bare 10-acre land purchase that we built a small recreational cabin on.

Purchase price: $11,000 Cash invested: $20,000 Sale price: $85,000 This was a bare 10-acre land purchase that we built a small recreational cabin on.

I have had some brokers and owners who don't give you much and you have to re-create it.  

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I will recreate post!

My parents own a piece of recreational property (no house, but a bathroom/shower and a cabana) on a lake.

If it happens to be a recreational destination (like Brainerd MN) or contains other outdoorsy attractions I might consider a deal.

Even in the most remote areas, they have the ability to access internet from certain recreational facilities or something.It's probably not a big deal.