@Stuart UdisInteresting post and question.I believe the question can be summarized as follows:1.

In that vein, and I'm speaking to any general reader who may come across this post later, land held simply for potential appreciation is considered a valid investment asset for 1031 exchange purposes. 

At the time of purchase I was not expecting property appreciation, but based on my purchase price, I can't imagine seeing any appreciation, even after 15-20 years.Thanks Kelly,Did you post anywhere else that I might have missed so I can also reply on those platforms?

We notify our tenants of the 30 day move out notice 3 ways - email, mail, and posting.

So if you are seeing my post and are willing to be my mentor please reach out I would really appreciate it.

Its situational, and thus unclear, but a general rule of thumb is any activities integral to the income production activity of the real estate are considered valid time.

I use Cit Bank 5% APYhttps://www.cit.com/cit-bank/resources/products-and-rates

I will be posting repairs and maintenance tips and tricks for homeowners and DIY'ers every few days. 

Sorry for the question but your location says Fort Worth but your post says Abilene. 

Insurance is not a good product to replace security deposits.