Quote from @Marc Rice: Great share.

Direct participation programs allow individuals to invest in and have a stake in ranching operations, often including livestock production.If more people choose to participate directly in ranches, it could influence the supply and demand dynamics of the protein market.

I have a property in Houston Tx 77005 that is in reasonably good shape but would like to update before I refinance it.I am not sure which updates would drive better incremental value so I am looking for advice on contacts who may be able to help with this.Would anyone have a contact who can assist - ideally an appraiser or a RE agent who is very familiar with the 77005 area (close to Rice University).Regards

Lastly the very popular fly ways for Ducks and Geese now some of those can do really well Google the Butte sink. some of those duck clubs charge 50 to 100k to belong.. so not sure who owns them.. but you can get hunting rights from the rice farmers for 1k or so per can per season.. again just added revenue the real money is in the farming of the cropsThats the little i know about it all..

@Cody Rice the real estate market here has remained strong through 2020.

Even there I think the rice relative to rents is high compared to SFHs. 

Originally posted by @Joshua Rice:@Anthony HomHELLO Joshua I heard that the city inspections are a killer deal to landlords.

In the inner loop, I am thinking of the Edo area (thinking about demand UH students and Houston office workers), the Rice area (same thing but Rice Students), and the heights/Rice Military area (Where I am now).

If I lived like a boring robot living on rice and beans, I would be able to buy ONE property a year and reach a 10 property goal by the time I was 35, which I thought would be my freedom number.

Hey @Matt Rice!