Is there more value to keeping the parcels together, finding a partner, and developing a mobile home community over just flipping the lots and breaking up ownership?

Just some food for thought.

Yet your parcel was sold and had 3 years of taxes not paid already.

I live in WA state and own a forty acre parcel of land in the state of Louisiana with a stand of pine timber that can be harvested with an appraisal of $32,000 to $35,000.

How big was this parcel?

Parcel parts of it out to pay off the land then sit on the rest for now.

If you ever find a meeting that charges nothing it's because they make their money to pay for renting the venue, drinks or food and the cost of meetup.com by hard selling you the programs that their speaker is promoting because they (the meeting host) will get a percentage).

I was starting my demo yesterday and the man came by because he saw my truck, he met my father and exchanged stories for about an hour and talked about some of the good food around the block.

She lives off food bank donations. 

So, in the event that I am in a high-income tax state with a large volume of land, a potential solution would be parceling out that land into a business entity so the deduction could actually be used?