So I stick with a one-year lease and have figured out a way to monetize people that leave early.Know your market and adjust accordingly.

This would gross $4,800/mo (net would be substantially lower) but you are well on your way, and you're learning by doing, with very little risk.For a better return, go with multifamily... but duplexes and the sort are in incredibly high demand the past few years.

This will let us monetize leads that don't fit the typical wholesale model - which means more $$ for you.For anyone else who's wholesaling and getting stuck at "This doesn't fit the 70% ARV model" or working leads that are close but just not quite there, talk to me - I can work well beyond that and still get you compensated.

After your post I looked into Land Contracts and found that with some simple modifications this met my needs perfectly.I was able to find a number of free Templates online and customize them for the deal type.I am very interested in monetizing the property without destroying it's natural beauty (completely untouched/undeveloped) so ideas like a campground, or cabins have been tossed around.

Going forward, we do expect the mortgage rates to rise in the next 1-2 years, the stimulus effect (savings) to dry up over time (especially given massive current inflation that shows no signs of slowing down), and the pace of money creation to slow down as well from both the commercial bank lending and also from Fed debt monetization (at least that is what Fed is saying – what they will be actually doing is a different question).

also your leases are long term which cuts both ways - also mostly commercial spaces need a broker to lease it is not like housing where you can be your own manager - the commercial guys have this space pretty well monetized.... 

Based on current rental prices in our neighborhood, we could gross $1200-1300/mo in profits above the refinance Denver mortgage, probably around $900/mo net.

The reason why they're not considering this is bc her expense and meal per diems are not 'compensation pay' but rather benefits, same reason why they don't monetize your health insurance coverage as part of the income of anyone else.

Companies offering "free" services will look for ways to monetize.

Unless you have a plan to monetize an improvement yourself I wouldn't put anything into any sort of site work or site planning.