Are there any specific considerations related to barns, pastures, or riding arenas that we should keep in mind?

And Ram is focused on the equity growth; from mortgage paydown via tenant paid, from appreciation AND forced appreciation because Ram has a GRREAT advisor who get's him into Phase-I development's in the hottest, growing markets, in short "getting in early" and enjoying the equity ride up.

Abraham Lincoln said something about sharpening your axe that sounds applicable right now :) We definitely want to be positioned to ride the uptrend after this low period (whenever that happens).

Land to hike, ride horses, a nice venue if you want to do events, stay somewhere with a view.

My property manager has contractors that will be able to help out without having to stress about if they're taking you for a ride or not. 

I've had a great ride in the Colorado real estate market.  

The other has not said a word so Im assuming theyll ride the 90 days out, or even not leave.

My strategy since 2009 has been to go into markets early (even first) and ride the wave up.

I will say this, your management team should be right in the thick of it, knocking on doors, riding the neighborhoods, and have an in-depth knowledge of the city.

I'm a software developer and use Podio because I can morph it into whatever I want.