That's the "glue" that holds your deal together, and equity will build over time through amortization, and any future appreciation.If you work full time and/or rehabbing properties is completely new to you, then seriously consider working with a reputable, full-service turnkey company that can 'hold your hand' and take you step-by-step through the process.Continued success!

@J Scott I would be up for exploring that option, the only issue I have is that I dont know that area very well, if at all.

Now that you are here, explore.

Any reputable agent/broker won't allow clients access to their MLS accounts.

I want to say hello and let the community know I am here exploring.

Explore lands that they will probably never see.

I am an Arabian horse breeder, and I have an eye for the potential in horse properties, that is definitely a niche I would like to explore.

If you buy from a reputable turnkey provider, a lot of risk is mitigated quite a bit.

Just found out that he will not be renewing his lease, so I figured now is the time to explore ways to generate income.Here is what I know at this point:Hardiness Zone 8bStream running through propertyI believe Ga forestry planted pine trees on it a couple years agoI have never been there, but will be taking a trip this month to look at it. thinking about planting some short term plants(3-5 years) to sell to nurseries, plop a mobile home on it, and hire someone to host game hunting(quail, turkey) over weekends.

I just wanted to explore options to try to avoid some of the horror stories.