My son buys mountain land and usually harvests the timber.

I own in Madison, work in Huntsville and eventually plan on owning in Huntsville and Surrounding areas, like limestone, harvest, Meridianville, hazel green, Owens cross roads, toney, etc.

If you don't need cash flow now but are thinking you will in 15 or so years I'd still focus on cash flow now.If you build a strong cash flowing portfolio over the coming years you can use the cash flow to pay down the HELOC or simply expand the portfolio until you're ready to start "harvesting" the cash for your own needs. 

What they did not ***** about were the government CRP (crop rotation programs) that paid individuals six figures per year to NOT plant, grow, & harvest.  

They are able to defer harvesting the land for payments.

This downtown could easily convert back to horse, wagon and gunslingers in a heartbeat....and speaking of reverting back to the 1800's ... my husband and I are full-time taking action on pivoting to 100% self-sufficiency (large gardens, animals, harvesting rainwater, etc..) to take care of ourselves, family, and neighbors. 

None with AcreTrader, but we have done an offering through Harvest Returns, which is similar.

It's free to register for the July meeting, but we will be asking for a $5 donation at the door to Harvesters.

JV partners, short or long term, to harvest the best TDR source super-deals while they last and share in the profits.

Harvesting from the 401K should mean that you have exhausted every avenue and you are about to starve to death.