Best of luck to you and congrats on the engagement happy wife happy life!

@George Taylor  been asked that a lot.. the timber in your areas is completely different than west coast doug fir  cedar  and Pine.a lot of what I see up your way is more hardwoods.. and yes there is stumpage value for all wood even fire wood.you should talk to some Mills  ( lumber mills) they usually have a log buyer.and or look up forestry consultants in your area engage a conversation with themeach state has their own rules regarding harvesting timberfor instance in California quite difficult ERGO the timber industry is a shell of its selfWA easier but still somewhat complex needing a forester to run your plan throughOregon over the coutner free and as easy as it gets...

A downside is lack of liquidity and mobility with being engaged for a specific period of time and lack of control over the investment.

You'd better believe that I will be there EVERY single time, mentally present, and engaged. 

It doesn't make sense to avoid getting a license if you intend to engage in wholesaling in Kentucky IMO.

@Gabriel EscamillaThere are so many key points that go in a commercial lease you could not list them all here on BP.You should engage with an attorney who specializes in commercial leases to draft a lease agreement for you.

Happy to connect with anyone in person, via phone.Looking forward to engaging with the BP community!

He's bought boats and no telling what else just by engaging with homeowners.  

I know it's a stretch (but if you don't stretch, you don't reach...) but my goal is to identify multi-family owners open to engaging in a MLO, straight seller-finance or Subject 2 opportunity.

Joining the ranks of others who advocate for it, engaging a property manager is the ideal choice.