I also want the inspector to tell me multiple things like "is the roof suitable for rain water collection for human or animal consumption or both" and needs to know to check for how the metal seams were done, any nails used, etc and I suspect only an ag type inspector would know these things… There is also some ag machinery that I may need to get appraisals on because I know nothing about pricing tractors or implements or such (my wife & I grew up farming but didn't ever buy anything because our parents did all that).Another example is that I can pursue the home loan through my banks but I will need to talk to the local farming property loan people and don't know much about that...

The county treasurer's office is making a fortune as they get to keep the premium bids. 

It's a very old house(1900)  Both roofs are leaking and it was recommended to me that a should replace the rubber roof with metal.

I now have three 5000 sq ft metal buildings with 6 rental units and they (along with good sense personal finance) have given me financial independance.

They did do some large cap ex repairs like all metal roofs and burying the power lines but they didn’t do anything to bring people in like building a nice website. 

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.  ;-)Then there's the flip side: once the economy goes back to normal I have to unload all of that heavy metal and redo the real estate investment, which includes transaction costs, hunting deals, etc.  

kiaora hadar, the point of my post was just to draw some attention on what i believe to be area to invest in as it is sure a treasure of paradise in the mist of this world of material, happy to help find awesome deals below market value for a investor who is interested in this location

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There is a simple metal piece you can buy that covers the coin box and locks over it to give added security.