I bet more than a few times stock investors had wished that they could force the value of their stocks to go up :) The downside is that forced appreciation takes work, so you have to factor to what extent your returns are from your labor vs from the investment.

I don't think she'll try to fight it, but she's so lazy that I bet she'll still be here in 90 days.

There are limited stakes ($25) max bet.

I'm not sure how the LLC was set up but I bet you've got questions so get them answered. 

I'm betting that we see prices increase for next 2-3 years while the area continues to gentrify and then there will be a strong correction.

There are many things that need to be factored when building in a rural area as opposed to building in town or where you have public water, sewer, gas, internet, phone, etc.  

It may be tangential, -not to mention a little dated when you read the internet references-, but "Getting Things Done" for better or worse really got me into thinking how plan my day and prioritize my life.  

Your best bet is to value it like a credit card debt, and you know how discounted those are.Maybe someone else can chime in.

But really, there are going to be a lot more numbers involved with this investment, so the best bet is to start off the conversation with a lender.In the meantime, do a little research to see what your homes might be worth and what you could potentially rent them for.

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