Growing up my family was on section 8, food stamps etc.

(Example: 100k property = Rent should be over $1,000 a month.)d) Market neutral (Example: Military Bases, Has many prisons etc... where peoples salaries are constant and unchanged regardless of the market.)Bonus: How far from the closest Starbucks/Wholefood/Fast-Food is the property?

Utilities, medical, food it makes no difference if they are going to owe money to someone it may be their landlord but it won't be me.

Improvements that can make it worth more are mowed trails, water holes, tree stands, mineral sites, food plots.

Tesla is all sold out of cars right now so at first I put a deposit for the stock one but i changed that to the fully loaded one so I would go up the food chain..

Best analogy I like to use isIn the past you were a farmer, throw some seeds in the ground and the food would grow (come to you).

Writeoff all your living costs other than food.  

It is 31,000 sq ft of land and there will be no structure I will knock it down, its a cheap and small office.I would like to build something and have a big name lease it, its right next to alot of businesses and a neighborhood and there isn't much in the form of fast food near by.

There will be rioting in the streets daily and you'll need gold, guns, and food stocks..This to say: I don't think the US economy is going in the toilet anytime soon.

Starving, working on a farm under the scorching sun and having barely enough food to survive?