Another approach is I could cash out on the farm and just buy a different property in the area. 

The best thing for me was farming a neighborhood and finding motivated sellers in them.

Besides investing in real estate, I manage an app I developed called the Herd which brings in a decent income, I work for a leasing company between classes, I bartend on the weekend, and I help out on the family farm.

It won't take long till the mega factory farms put all the local growers out of business.

I have not seen many do that.on our bare land subdivisions we do that .. also we test the soil for certain elements if its been farmed heavily..

Some brokers will post a deal on LoopNet.com from time to time to farm for new investors in the marketplace.

And she knows who I am because I am a local pastor and she recognizes me from my posts on Facebook that most our town sees.

My ultimate goal is to retire when I am 30 from firefighting, but continue to buy a bit of properties to fund my travels and farm.

I don't want to move there because I've already set up my life, farm, and base of operations in Willits.

Anyone who has experienced this in the past or has dealt with a remodel or construction.