BP is an amazing resource i recommend you sit in traffic listening to the podcast. and eat your lunch messaging people on here.

I grew up living on a farm, surrounded by nature and animals.

Don't eat the food off my table.8. 

Primary issues could be issues with neighbors, you eating most of the long term costs of building maintenance if other owners don't pay for improvements, etc. 

The income allows you to save up money for down payments, and it keeps you from appearing desperate during your negotiations (needing to make a deal to eat next month).

:D My girlfriend would certainly want some animals - one or two horses as well, obviously heheh ...But honestly, if I were so rich that I could afford everything, then I would only buy very special things - things that hardly anyone else has.

This guy want you to pay for all the ingredients, do the work, but also get half the proceeds from the apple pie, but he also wants to eat some of it too.

When you are only cash flowing $200 to $300 a month It doesnt take long for some unexpected repairs to eat that up real quick . 

At the Creamery, guests can milk goats, hike in the foothills alongside them as they forage, and eat food prepared by Putnam from ingredients sourced almost entirely on the ranch — colorful eggs, braised goat meat tacos, cajeta (goat's milk caramel), goat milk smoothies, and jalapeno dip for tortilla chips.

@Fan Bi - We basically felt with the pandemic (and not being able to safely go out, eat out, etc) that this was the right time to move from renting to building equity.