But hey, Im making some juice!! 

I'm curious if anybody on here has done any sort of VRBO, Homeaway, or AirBnB in the area and if so, was the juice worth the squeeze?  

To reiterate a point that Joel Owens made, the lowest hanging fruit becomes liable for the amount in the event of a default.  

Sort of like having a discussion with Eskimos about tropical fruits. 

would love to join.in meantime, would love to bounce a potential deal off the group:- off market improved lot-12.5 acres-Canby Rd, Leesburg-$335kI've spoken to few builders, and with material prices where they are, not a ton of juice.

Fresh paint inside and out, and back yard is landscaped (rock) with fruit trees and a Santa Fe style 10x20 sq' Pergola. 

If this post doesn't give you any fruit try to post a new post and clearly say what they will get out of showing you the ropesHope you find someone to show you, wish you all the best

You will likely still have to make sure your staff and partners are in line, on site inspection when your tenants vacate, spend time keeping in the know of the markets you operate in, meeting your bankers regularly to make sure your wheels are juiced, etc etc.

RE financing doesn't secure the "fruits" of the land but can in a commercial ag loan.You'll need to find an ag commercial lender, you'll need an MAI appraisal and probably bids from a timber broker.

This was proven to be true when I visited the property and the fridge was stocked full of beer, wine, cheese, fruits, etc.