Everyone has different investment objectives, and this is certainly a different way to look at it. 

Tend to only own one location, are unwilling to keep expanding, their objective was to just use up the extra land next to an existing business or house, and their kids will not come back to take over the business.

However a lien holder could object during the quiet title action.

If they are on the property line and he strongly objects I may choose to leave them but would cut everything up to the property line. 

Here are some tips:- establish a solid plan with clear objectives and measurable success- work in small, weekly project sprints that make data collection, clean up, and enrichment manageable and less daunting- have a daily huddle (10-15 min meeting) to track progress and handle issues/questions

In my demographic, and fitting within my model and thus objectives, I research and find exploring existing relationships and having discussions with people in my network and the network of others.For example I started a flip and always talk with surrounding neighbors to let them know what we plan to do, build rapport, etc.

That shows you have some staying power that a lot of people don't have and will drop REI for the next shinny object as soon as something gets tough.Great job!

Let me know if you want me to start keeping an eye out and what your objectives are.

New investor asked about max house refi to invest in Storage and holding excess cash.Depends on the numbers and your objectives (do you plan to make another investment or move homes)?

I wanted to get some objective opinions.