Property is running like a well oiled machine and we are paying quarterly distributions to investors.

Oil, salt, pepper, basic spices, dish soap, dishwasher pods.2.

Oil prices remain a huge X factor, and housing prices (at least with respect to rents) are being held back by the most supply EVER being built and coming online here in 2024.

There are less expensive ways to change money and land properly.Now, if the land was $100,000 and had potential mineral rights (think oil, Texas tea, black gold, Beverly Hillbillies type of stuff baby) yeah, for sure, $3,500 is small potatoes.

Take those funds and allocate capital on fueling your business further and keeping that pipeline operating like a well oiled machine. 

So think of it this way, it's like you bought a nice used car you really love and now since found out oil change is going to be $100 instead of $10, you want to sell the car........

Those with high counts often specialize and have a well-oiled-machine to process those numbers. 

depends of course but I hear people looking for paper losses a lot of times invest in oil and gas - of course the investment is just as important as the paper loss as I know people who invested in MF past few years to get depreciation and losses and then they lost their entire investment and then had uncle sam banging on their door clawing back the depreciation they took as well.So whatever you do make sure you are nont solely investing because you can write it off but it still needs to be a sold investment.

If you do not have a property manager who will do it for you and you are going at it alone - I would hire an attorney - more because the amount of time and effort I would need to spend and having no experience at it.Its like changing the oil on your car - yes you can do it but if you have never done it - is it  worth learning or just having an attorney do it and do it right as if you do it wrong and screw it up (especially in massachusetts) - it can cost you time = money.

Think along the lines of an American oil company building a billion dollar drilling operation in an African nation that may not be 100% stable.