@Mark Anderson don't be so quick to give away the farm!

No reason to give away the farm if that’s true.

This is the one way that I know of on "farming" as a realtor. 

I grew up in a small town (NorCal), learned a strong work ethic being raised on a family farm and worked my way thru college doing construction work: commercial and residential plumbing primarily.  

Because of the low purchase price points in Ward 7 and 8, I can see OOS investors buying in neighborhoods like Congress Heights, Barry Farms, and Deanwood expecting the HQ2 masses to show up only to be disappointed. 

The property consists of four farms totaling 300 acres/123 hectares of stunning ridge lines, wildlife, green fauna, and unparalleled views.

You can start to Farm and door-knock and mail a choice neighborhood with a great sales price and turnover rateThe low-hanging fruit is ALWAYS going to be For Sale By Owners and Expireds. 

If I was going to invest purely for appreciation speculation it would be on land, which would have no cost except for taxes and could potentially pay its own way simply through selling/leasing timber, farming, or the like. 

My daughter is putting in Farm sinks in her rentals. 

The list are just home owners in my farm.