Which is why I believe it offers such a huge return as well - not many people want to deal with it.But its one of the few remaining ways that us little guys can build some true generational wealth.Think about it.

Golf participation is down quite a bit from the peak years and some of the courses around me (Illinois) are not doing as well as they were.I think there's a better and higher use for most golf courses by converting them to development to be honest.......But your example suggests thats not always true.

If that is true, I'd strongly suggest you find yourself a buyer's agent.

Oh how true!

Not at all - in the Northeast at least, many properties are older than that and are beautiful buildings.  

@Fred HellerThat is very true!

A true place to grow your REI knowledge and stay connected with the members.

I was reading "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" on a flight to work and everything he said was ringing true to my situation.

Lake Tahoe is beautiful.

There are exceptions based on what state laws say, but the above is true in general.