You should look for a commercial loan to get to the $131,250 loan amount. 75% leverage can be done depending on the DSCR of the property for 2020 and the rent roll. 

It’s around 2500 acres in west Texas and it has been in my family for a long time.I don’t want to sell it, but what my question is am I able to leverage it to buy other forms of real estate?

With interest rates as low as they are right now, usually it favors the investor to leverage the property and realize a higher percentage of ROI or CCR.

I’m not trying to get into debt Vs leverage here as I myself leverage but it could be a “safe bet.”

Are you aware that you have another $19k to $30k in after-tax cash flow available with cost segregation and leveraging the Tangible Property Regulations?

A better way to look at debt is to measure your overall leverage.

You also have access to higher leverage and more lenders with the BRRR.

I think leveraging a HELOC for investment properties is one of the best uses for it!

In addition to the cost to register and annual fee, each state offers different anonymity - i.e. some states like DE will make very little information readily available to the public (or available only after payment of a fee), while other states, like FL will at a minimum include and make available to the public the annual filings and the original Articles of Organization on their website.

In return for working with the broker and investor the buyer gets a guide in a sort of ways to help through the process.Also there are specific organizations for self storage, retail, industrial etc. and they have very specific books that can be useful.You have to be careful with books also.