Of that 20% Only 2% have grown enough to be harvested which was around 500kg. 

We have had a rental property in Harvest for the last few years.

@Alex BoulgerWell, this is where the classic tax answer of "it depends" comes into play.This could be a good opportunity for loss harvesting, if you have underperforming assets in your portfolio. 

They really do stand out in a neighborhood plus I doubt you could get permits to build in a established area.Much easy to build on a larger plot of land in the boonies, which is where I see most of these.In the end, once you get them looking nice, you could have done a stick built house or even a log cabin if you can harvest materials on your land for about the same or less.

Would have been about $5,000 to haul offsite and I couldn't burn.Last week planted to Oats which I will harvest or shred late this summer. 

I think even the REITS and syndications should only use Fixed to cover their investment harvest window.  

Well, that low hanging fruit has been harvested.

Keep in mind though Timber is highly regional when it comes to Harvest regulations , Growing cycles , Species  U have hardwood and softwood.

It makes sense to harvest that gain, then repeat the process on the next investment. 

That makes sense Jake, about every product out there including cheerios does this type of review harvesting.  ;(  I can only say I'm a long time reireply user, in its simplest mode.