It was made by International Harvester , the same country that made trucks . the seller told me it was a collectors piece .I asked him " how many people do you know that collect old freezers ?

For my day job I use Harvest for tracking staff time, sending invoices, and having receipts and expenses hit projects.

If you want to harvest your Equity upon building it and defer those gains into something else you're definitely eligible after one year.

Generally it seems the people that want to grow their portfolios will either harvest the equity through cashout refinance or HELOC and try to get longer term loans.

when my then partner ( he bought me out 5 years ago.) was running hte numbers blueberries were 1.50 a lb wholesale   well he got his second harvest last year and got well under one dollar.. its a super high risk business... give me a stand of doug fir any day.. people need lumber to buy houses.. as long as your in Oregon or Washington you can harvest it.. and it just gets bigger ( increased volume every year as it grows) no need to do anything with it..

"Harvest" is a great website/app for tracking time.

I hope for appreciation for the future - my properties are long-term buy & hold for me - but if it doesn't come, I harvested the cash flow all those years and still got my principal back.

Then again, most people aren't dumb and know if they have harvestable timber on the land so you'll pay for it.  

  ( nuff said about that).. no city  crap  ( like building new homes.)no borrowers failing to pay.Just you and the woods .. you harvest do a killer replant and next generation does it all over again.I look at some of the hillsides I remember when I first came to ORegon that were clear cut.

You have an entire harvest of 50+% expense properties for you to reap.