I've been on the hunt for a rental property in Manatee county, including Bradenton, and the best Managed properties I've noticed were from OakLeaf Properties.

I'm on the hunt for my first property to househack in the Kansas City metro area.

Every year there is a group of 8 guys that go pheasant hunting in western Kansas. 

I am on the hunt for my first real estate investment.

Get deals for 7 to 30 cents on the dollar consistently: and buyers will hunt you down.It truly is that simple:

Happy hunting for land, my prospective real estate magnate!

Call me to save your credit…" something like that will get you the people actually motivated to sell.. without all the door in the face hastle and from there the phone calls will get you a good idea of what they are facing and what ventures may be possible, as far as assumptions of mortgage , whats owed to get them current etc etc. hope this was helpful. happy hunting 

Well, it ended up being Crystal Lake, that 16 unit that caught my eye on my first property hunt through the town.

I made this comment in some other forum but it applies here so I would like to receive your feedback on it directly in this thread.Passive (leasing) ranchland annual yield is 0.05%-2.5% depending on Location.Bozeman = 0.05%Carlsbad New Mexico = 2.5%The livestock enterprise profit margins should double that, thus taking one’s Net annual yield on all capital assets (cattle & equipment) to 5% (with immense risk behind that).The livestock operating entity may not be that compelling of an investment pitch without integrating the historical risk/return performance of rural land, though there are lease operators who are probably in the annual net profit margin of 10-15% (lean operators.)The intangible and “psychological” benefits do (subjectively) provide a higher annual yield; quality time with family, being in nature, hunting and recreation, freedom independence and diversity of one’s day/month/year.Does this make it a “lifestyle” business much like cupcakery and boutique pottery?

Think hunting, fishing, and eco-tourism.