Gardens, greenhouses, chickens, goats, and a commercial kitchen or room to build a kitchen that could support a food truck or catering company.

We currently have two barns (needing some rehab), chickens, and a garden.

I think I'll make a genuinely low offer on the property and see if I can either write myself in some safety margin, or have room to wholesale the deal if I chicken out  :) Wish me luck!

so yeah.. basically im a chicken sh**.

The imbalance between Supply and demand seems more like chicken issue rather than the causation of an issue. 

A short while ago I bought gas for 1.60 and a family pack of chicken thighs were 4.00.

The chickens took time to roost, but those are some of the best investments.The last sentence is true-- plan on decades to get financial independence.

I have never seen a home purchased in Kohl's cash, nor beads, chickens or cows, no, it's ALWAYS been USD better known as "cash". 

I have had good luck over the last 5 years myself but when I saw the title of your post it reminded of the foreclosure sale in December when the guy who “won” the auction actually paid double what the property was worth but I guarantee he was singing winner winner chicken dinner to all his friends! 

If you can overcome these things, you'll be able to acquire the diamond-in-the-rough properties because you hung in there while others chickened out and gave their money to the stock market.Hang in there man - keep practicing your diligence, make connections, and be careful not to deploy capital toward a bad investment.