This also helps plan for eventual tax loss harvesting or 1031 exchanges.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

The overall value of the land and potential subdivision and the harvested lumber will be 10 times the original cost.  

I've heard of selling stocks then re-buying them later for tax harvest loss reasons so the gains and paying tax isn't as high.

Also diversifies our investment harvest timeline. 9.  

In an up market I can harvest gains and re-invest in further growth opportunities.Agree, that's what I meant by stabilizing the portfolio - grow it and give it a few years.

It’s a fabric with a tight weave that doesn’t come loose from Harvest, which is admittedly fairly expensive.

The investors in that crowded pound are tickled pink if they snag a 75% project.4) You know you want to keep this in your portfolio from get go, you go to the lender and do step 3 but instead of sell you do a DSCR refi but only take your money back.

And let's make it saucy, the bet is everything; we play for "pink slips".....

The investors in that crowded pound are tickled pink if they snag a 75% project.4) You know you want to keep this in your portfolio from get go, you go to the lender and do step 3 but instead of sell you do a DSCR refi but only take your money back.

I would suggest researching "tax loss harvesting" and how to manage your long term capital gains.