So I’m here with open ears and an open mind, ready to receive knowledge from people that have been in the game!

If I can give you one solid piece of advice, use your gut and do not be afraid to ask perspective tenant hard questions about there back ground and credit score.  

Last November I closed on a piece of land in the Margaretville/ New Kingston area not too far from Rt 28 .I plan on having a shipping container cabin with tons of outdoor living to use and to have as an AIRBNB.  

Maybe you can politely ask her if she can do this for you so she still gets a piece of commission while you get someone who can work more efficiently in that area.

With a partnership, you have a whole array of moving pieces that you don't have when you're flying solo (e.g.; cost responsibilities, profit sharing, decision making authorities, work responsibilities, contracts & corporate agreements, etc., etc.)

Revenue is one piece of the puzzle, and expenses are the other so we can tell what your true profits are.

Third, we had a grading guy come to pour some gravel along the edges (an additional $3K), and his truck busted the corner of the concrete, breaking about a 1'x1' piece off.

Hi DP members: We have a 17,000 sf piece of land on the feeder of a major highway in Houston.

Biggest piece of advice I can give(credit to Rob on the podcast) is buy nice, not thrice. 

The other piece of math you need to know here is how much "holding" costs you will incur.