The county data counts it as unifinished sq ft.

It is a cross section of experiences and opinions.

You have to count+ and - which one is  higher for your commercial loan. 

These however tend to be cross pollinated with companies in different industries.The El Camp project I noted above and my concept is to be industry specific so we may have social events that networking events that can be mutually beneficial among the group.thanks for the feedback!

Cross your T's and dot your i's.

Hard woods for dimensional lumber .. that does not count beryls and other specialty cuts.. but yields per acre are quite low and there is only so much wood in the main trunk.I got into land and timber for the exact reasons you state. first deal I ever bought in Oregon I paid 120k for a 40 acre with a small farm house  (circa 1992)  logged it got 160k NET in my jeans in a few weeks.. then sold the house for what I paid for it.. and it was that AH HA moment that created a very nice 10 year run buying and seller timber land timber rights .. etc etc.. doing 1031 on timber deeds..

Don't count on that income over the long haul.

I'm in the mortgage industry, our compensation is tied to production of new mortgages, which refinances count as.

The question is whether you go the lazy route and just count it as part of the non-land and depreciate it at 27.5 years.

About 10B per year go through a social security file, that counts where ss numbers and names don't match - which usually happens when someone makes up a number.