Harvest gold anyone?

I own out of state rental property in NY and will have a semi-complicated tax season as I've started my own business, will be harvesting some gains/losses, moved, have multiple W2's, had a child.  

My thought would be that after I have closed on the property, I can work with a local timber company to have a portion of the property harvested to offset the closing costs and get some liquidity / equity.Any advice would be appreciated.Thanks & God bless,Eric

@Matt Anderson  depending on the tree growth cycle you could be waiting a few yrs for your return and unless you rotate or split plant/harvest cycles you wont have annual passive income but rather cyclical.  

Basecamp and Harvest (getharvest.com) there is also a time tracker on upwork.Good luck

I purchase low cost ETFs and diversify across small, mid, large cap and international funds and tax loss harvest occasionally.  

I live in WA state and own a forty acre parcel of land in the state of Louisiana with a stand of pine timber that can be harvested with an appraisal of $32,000 to $35,000.

I have no current intentions of harvesting the trees there BUT if push comes to shove its an option for the future.

So these speculators would buy in Phase I, ride the builder's manipulation to the top, and sell right before the final units were done in order to harvest some of the profit from the developer's manipulations.Then we had a Great Recession, the music stopped, and everyone left "standing" lost the game of musical chairs in a massive way. 

I realize that you are joking, however anybody can Search in the BP search box for "Subject To", also know as Sub2, Wrap, "Land Contract", "Owner Financing", "Lease Option", "Owner Carry" and get a bountiful harvest of how to buy properties without going through a bank.