If you dump oil, gas, or anything like that on the ground they will slap you with fines and a possible stint in jail.

Oil back up to about $90/barrel. 

We are looking at a site for development that is 30 acres, the seller put a small oil pump jack that is 15' high.

I have previously built a bunch of single family homes and turned around an underperforming Storage Facility.

I live in Midland TX which is dominated by the oil and gas industry and contemplated on purchasing a house or building a duplex to rent to a oilfield company.

Ohio state has a research facility that is already printing these every day but the technology is too expensive right now. at some point maybe but stick frame is much cheaper than concrete. you still need a few techs on site the entire time when these are running. here is an article about ohio state doing this: https://cdme.osu.edu/news/2023/01/collaborative-partnership-...I pay attention to emerging technologies but this is far from perfect. 

. ;-) It's simpler to have an attorney hold onto things and is a powerful witness in a lawsuit. that I get  we did that with our alonges to our notes on our HML  credit facilities we turned over our notes and the alonge to the bank and they kept those docs in their vault. 

Then I moved to a program primarily for young men with developmental disabilities but highly functional, like working at Home Depot and Fed Ex who had some criminal histories so had to be supervised, now I’m at a transitional housing facility.

@Nicholas AiolaAre there any real estate crowdfunding platforms that allow you to deduct your investment against active income (similar to oil/gas)?

That could be why they’re showing the land for so cheap trying to make it back up on the development of the facility.