www.pinefinancialgroup.com/free-events/http://www.mree1031.comBP has a bi-monthly meetup that seems good, but meets too infrequently to gel IMHO.

During a pre-licensing course years ago up in the Chicago area, the teacher told us if we get licensed and then come down to the rural part of the state, the locals would "sit us down and have a talk" because these types of properties are valued so much differently.I curious about how farmland is valued, is it based on the crop income from previous years?

i havent done alot of this sort of research, BUT i have found if you contact the tax collector in each county they can tell you over the phone all info about the offering. also many tax collector have a site called a parcel veiwer where u can put in either the appraisers parcel # ( apn) or the "situs" address (actual physical address) these are usually free or pretty low cost also theres an app landglide thats really good and pretty inexpensive. hope it helps best of luck.

Although I had to do some title searches in your neighboring Mineral County and it's much more difficult to navigate there than here without a name and or at least the situs address. 

Either way, most of the time it requires reporting and disclosure on your 1040 annually.That said, if your only US income subject to taxation is US situs rental real estate, it's not likely that you'll get a refund. 

Quote from @Da Shiek WoodardIt all depend what you are looking for.If you want asset protection, the situs of your LLC is important as all states are not created equal regarding outside liability protection.WY is one of the few states that offers charging order protection as sole remedy for its LLC.

Vacancy is another good criteria, both on the situs address and on the owners mailing address - there likely won't be many hits on that criteria, but it's obviously useful.

If your trustee is an entity, it has to be registered in that state to have a legal situs.

His article suggests that one can change the situs of the trust to another state.

All it takes is one single nibble from a mouse / rat and it starts to get very thirsty, they then go outside looking for water & die outside as their blood starts to gel.