The trick is in knowing how much each feature is worth in your particular farm area.  

@Jay Hinrichs Yes, the trick now seems to be determining where the ripple effect of the planned plant heads next since adjacent land to the site is certainly not going for farmer prices any longer.  

In particular, it seems like working with a private lender / hard money lender with a short term loan for the course of the flip might do the trick. 

It isn’t nice to trick me.

@Micheal Dang thanks so much for the advice, i figured a shift in thought would do the trick! 

For years, I tricked myself into thinking (just like the majority of the population) that I needed to go to college get a degree and seek a good paying job to be even semi-successful.

The trick is year 3, which will be 2020, and economy will change by then according to experts. 

Like a broken record, the trick is to find out the perfect Location, Location, Location ;-) Many STRs break even or even lose money because the math needs to make sense in terms of year-round high average occupancy rates necessary to pass the break-even threshold.

Iphone may be fine as I've got Android).You can follow threads that interest you to get notifications of new replies or you can go into 'followed forums' and select 'my discussions' to pull up a list of any topics you've replied to in order to see what's new.I'm sure there are other tips and tricks to navigating the forums, but figured I'd share the few that help me the most!

I've heard the trick with land development is getting the right Land at the right price - 10% being a good target to shoot for.