Moral of the story is to tell everyone who will listen that you're a buyer for real estate.

A home for your own personal consumption isn't an investment, but if you had the opportunity to build equity that you or your heirs could tap into down the road, wouldn't you want to?

Funds used in those purchases will eventually run dry, completion and supply will exceed consumption and the market will correct.  

This approach fosters a sense of ownership, boosts morale, and leads to better outcomes for everyone involved.Scalability and Team Management: Gary emphasized that regardless of the property size, asset management requires a similar amount of effort.

@Victor Morales in my county some notice of sales say they are suctioning off the “property or a lien” and it’s ambiguous which one.

Moral lesson is to do your on research when investing.

Consumption rate is about 5,000 acres/year.

Moral of the story, the best answer, since tax scenarios can be different among different parties and circumstances, you both should speak to a professional tax person to understand your liability.  

Morally, ethically if not legally.

You can't pay for grit, determination, persistence, consistency and morals that will come ALL from your own made up mind.