It's the type of place I'm looking to get $1000 a night, 9bedrooms, etc. so it would be something groups use for retreats or family reunions etc, which means a lot of cars getting in and out. 

So a move from House rental to raw land is fine as long as your intent is to hold that land and use for investment - as a ranch, hip or glam camp, hunting/fishing retreat, farm land, or just land you want to hold because it will increase in value as it is in the path of progress.Generating income is not a statutory requirement. 

This year we heard Jay Papasan speak at #bpcon about a goal template they use at their retreat that would be available somewhere on BP if we couldn’t make the retreat.

I’ve even attending the One Thing Goal-setting retreat, and worked through many mindset topics.

We've taken it from a grandma cabin to a gorgeous, private retreat by refurnishing, redecorating, and renovating the house.

Over the last year I have started to build plans that would allow me to place a few rental cabins and other country retreat amenities on this site.

Just some of my thoughts on this:Is this an old religious retreat or something (???)

I focus on properties that can sleep over 20 people so that people can use them for multi-family vacations or retreats.

Low inventory has kept prices from dramatically falling as rates rise, however we are starting to see that price is finally retreating as well.

(Which is to say that I have an emotional investment in trying to make this work, and am trying to be very clear headed about that fact.)The houses could easily be used for vacation rentals, weddings, corporate retreats, yoga retreats, meditation retreats, etc.