you're in the business of planting seeds. 

If all else fails, a good friend of mine owns a title plant out of Austin and I might be able to get you an answer as to why at a minimum

If you watched the state of the union last night, theres a computer chip manufacturing plant being built near Columbus that will bring a lot of jobs and people who work those jobs need places to live!

Then you have to be patient and wait for the seeds you plant to mature.

Easement with hydroelectric plant on rear corner of property that may be reverting back to me.

Then would consider what is the draw to that region, is it the tropical nature of the region or is it an interesting cultural aspect such as the local college?

Growth in our area to support a growing revitalized downtown and new production plants moving to the area.

We can walk to Santo Domingo from our house in 15 minutes and it has a green area in front where we can plant and have a garden.

Subdivide property this is where having roads on more than one side brings value, clear brush, add pond, plant trees, add boulders, Look for nasty ground and add value.  

We have plants onsite, can you put maintain the yard in the lease?