His Linked in also reads that he went to Harvard, and law school.

Account ClosedAs luck would have it  .. one of my business partners new son in law was the step son of Ron Daniel  CEO of McKenzie in NYC.. and as Major luck would have it.. he was/is a member of Augusta National.. and to get super lucky to reward his step son on his new job he invited him and me to play golf at Augusta National and stay on the property two nights play 3 rounds eat in the dinning room two nights tour the lockers and win cellar.. for a golfer like me this was a highlight of my golf life.But one night at dinner we were talking about who hires at McKenzie and if you get hired there you have punched your ticket.. and his answer was top of the class from Wharton / Harvard/ Stanford and other top schools.. 

Forest lands are one of the more passive and treated me good all these yearscheck out this website http://northwestforestproperties.com/oregon-forest-land-sale/blue-river-tree-farm-east-4200001/ going to south America or Central America in search of exotic timber is only applicable to a multi billion dollar corporation .Warehouser tried this in Siberia and promptly lost about 1 B within 24 months.. and left ...look no farther than the good Ole US of A for these types of investments.there is a reason the number one and number two owners and financers of US timber lands are John Hancockand the Harvard endowment fund..

The reason that grads from Harvard, Yale, Stamford etc. are so much more successful than those of “lesser” schools isn’t because the academics are that much more rigorous at ivy-league schools.

Fancy Harvard-Yale words that mean "the surfs got too much cash, hell-nah!". 

North Collinwood and Lee Harvard might be closer to what your looking for on the east side.  

The guy that owns the company did work for Colorado State and Harvard University's arboretums before starting this company.

on map it is not far from Harvard...

Harvard graduate trying to drum up business from FB groups...nahh.

I'm about to begin a postdoctoral fellowship sponsored by the National Science Foundation at Harvard University so I'll be moving to the Boston area in about a year.Given I'm moving I have been looking seriously into a house hack in Boston to jumpstart my solo investment portfolio (hopefully it grows into that).