Which need to be harvested.  

Tell me, are you willing to plant a crop, nurture it, harvest it, and then give it away for free?

You were ready to harvest the opportunities right when they came along!

Does no-till mean no weeding, just put the seed in and come back in the fall and harvest whatever nature has left on the vine?

You could offset some of the purchase price through a selective harvest that won't destroy the recreational value you seek from the property. 

If you have a taxable brokerage account, are there opportunities for tax loss harvesting?

Similar to their resolution to water conservation, Los Angeles instituted rain harvesting tanks as a requirement to any new roof areas built.

If you are taking a harvesting strategy which it appears you are; I would take it out and put to work in other properties increasing your equity buildup.You also have some interest rate risk at the end of the 5 year term which could see your cashflow shrink some.

Where you're going to make your money is on the long game because in the beginning when you don't need/want that money for your own sustenance (because you have a good job), you can be rolling every dime the thing makes back into the "business" instead of harvesting dividends.

Do you have any other investments you can tax loss harvest to offset the gain?