That wouldn't bother me at all, although you should know how your local area reacts to such things.

The mayor of Sacramento (former NBA player Kevin Johnson) is an oak park native and there are significant redevelopment projects.

He reacted quickly however when I left him a message saying I hope his E & O insurance is paid up because I got a demolition notice for the property I sold.

In terms of subject-tos, how are banks reacting to these now days?

Too many stories of people who were slow to react and then found out that the deal was a good one.

The Fed’s rate cut could cause inflation to rise and the treasury markets will react with falling treasury bond prices which causes the interest rates to rise.

If you find a REAL deal try approaching them to see how they react but don’t be disappointed if they tell you no, find out why they said no and learn from it.

You will love this site...Being a fellow Middle TN native (grew up in Gallatin) I can tell you one popular thing to do with this land (if you are interested) is to rent it out to farmers.

Mostly to protect property for the natives and other specifically defined groups.John Corey

Harder to predict how people will react.