What types of projects have you found suitable for joint ventures, and how did you go about finding potential partners?

@Brian MahonColumbia has a pretty high tax rate and doesn’t necessarily demand a monthly rent suitable to offset some of these expenses.

If you just have a couple of properties and you are only doing 1 type of investing then 1 QBO account with classes should be suitable.

@Changseok Kim 1) Check city ordinances about visitors using tents.

Purchase price: $1,800 Adjacent to VA Hospital and Forestry Service, (corner of Rigolette and Shreveport Hwy), this commercial lot is a great opportunity for billboards, food truck or convenience store – easily accessible to 1600+ Federal employees, not to mention hundreds of daily visitors!

@John CarboneHard to imagine smokys not getting enough visitors.

Our location we are building now, has both poor zoning for Storage and the hilly terrain makes it hard to find suitable ground; but it is in a a high population, high income area. 

Definitely not a vacation destination (aside from checking out the wood chipper at the visitors center). 

Plus, when you're in the lower grade areas, they get double the ground to rob you since you don't know any better and it isn't like you can personally inspect the unit.Let's not forget the judgment proof wrecking ball tenants that completely disregard no pet rules and jam in more people than the unit is suitable for without getting them on the lease.This all goes to say that it is best to use extraordinary diligence in buying the property beyond the fact that it is just a low price deal.

I haven't found a suitable quarry partner yet, but that's another thing to consider: partner up with someone in the business and see if you can bring value with your land acquisitions.