Trim dead limbs from trees.12.

Now that doesn't mean it's going to be that particular agent's cup of tea. 

It is not everybody's cup of tea to do RE. 2) I think you are just fine if you are doing RE and not doing 401k. 3) To me you are golden if you have a 401k and have RE.For the record,  I consider myself humbly golden and blessed to be in that space of being able to do both successfully thanks to the good expansion in asset prices we have had over the last few years.

Forest lands are one of the more passive and treated me good all these yearscheck out this website http://northwestforestproperties.com/oregon-forest-land-sale/blue-river-tree-farm-east-4200001/ going to south America or Central America in search of exotic timber is only applicable to a multi billion dollar corporation .Warehouser tried this in Siberia and promptly lost about 1 B within 24 months.. and left ...look no farther than the good Ole US of A for these types of investments.there is a reason the number one and number two owners and financers of US timber lands are John Hancockand the Harvard endowment fund..

What does that have to do with the price of tea in China?

And while you mentioned your 2 agents in your profit share tree, I have over 400 and counting, including a team leader or two, spread across multiple states. 

Planted trees, Blueberry bushes What was the outcome?

The trees are great. 

Or just let their trees grow?

That off-marketing deal finding stuff is not my cup of tea, personally.