Look forRoads on two sides, good cell or fiber optics, trees, rock or boulders, water, ditches to build ponds, views, walk out basements, seclusion but close.  

In our case we had 10 acres of corn on it vs cherries. 

These are the cities if one wants to do land acquisition based on data center/AI conviction:Northern VirginiaLargest data center market in the world with over 300 data centers and nearly 4,000 MW of powerDense fiber connectivity and proximity to subsea cablesRelatively low risk of natural disastersCompetitive electricity rates and tax incentivesDallas, TexasThird largest data center market in the U.S. with over 150 data centersCentral location with excellent connectivityLow electricity rates and ample available landMinimal risk of natural disastersSilicon Valley, CaliforniaHub of tech innovation with nearly 160 data centersRobust fiber connectivity and proximity to leading tech companiesHigh electricity and real estate costs, but still in high demandChicago, IllinoisOver 110 data centers with 805 MW of powerCentral location serving as connectivity gateway between coastsReliable, mostly underground power gridLower cost of living than coastal citiesPhoenix, ArizonaRapidly growing market with over 100 data centers and 1,380 MW of powerAffordable power and real estate costsRobust connectivity and minimal natural disaster riskAccess to renewable energy sources

I interpret this data to mean that Cumberland is undervalued, given all the improvements that will finish in the next 5 years.In Cumberland, they're constructing more highway lanes, more road lanes, Google Fiber, more apartment buildings, more office buildings, a big live/work/play (The Battery Atlanta), and last, but not least, an iFly.

Originally posted by @Michael Gansberg:  Hi Michael - I went ahead with removing Pop corn without getting deeper into what you said but now HOA want me to clean up or remove contamination due to asbestos.

Google fiber was just installed their.

We now have fiber optic coming to the house, it's possible it will be making it's way inside the house soon.

I installed plastic "tin ceiling" tiles painted silver instead of fiber so they don't get ruined by leaks.

Currently there is vinyl installed and would be looking to have it removed and fiber cement installed.

Get a plumber with a fiber optic scope to run the scope through the sewer line.4.