Unless you are trying to plant a seed and down the road make them investor a whole lot more of the pie then this deal. 

However about 15 mins away we have that massive power plant under construction in Lordstown so I’m wondering if that will draw more people into the surrounding areas and help me out.

From my agricultural roots, I think of planting seeds and eating the resulting vegetables and fruits (or killing and eating the animals that eat the vegetables and fruits).

Austin is super ridiculously sided with a demand that's planting roots here and living, low inventory and post-recession boom so you're going to get low cash flow and the possibility of high appreciation at the moment.

If you harvest them and plant new ones are you holding for productive use - seems like it to me. 

I got the opportunity this week to attend a tour of the Stewart Title Plant in Austin, Texas.

Getting paid to rotate crops and not plant or grow anything from year to year.2. 

I have called the state\epa and discussed what is needed for operation of treament plant, confirmed the certification and validated all but rent roll.Barring rents panning out and with the possibility of rehabbing and renting the existing vacant 4 units this appears like it will cash flow well and  have some significant upside with 10 more lots to be filled potentially. 

I am investing in a military and college town with many manufacturing plants as well as plethora new business developments.

That is smart to have them there and sign off, whether legally binding or not showing them I am doing this will plant a seed in the back of their mind and cause them to second guess if they were to trash it.