Just stick with a fiber cement product over a vinyl product, or go with the cheaper priced product backed by a lifetime warranty.  

It is like investing in real estate just as much as drinking high-fructose corn syrup “real” soda.

You need sewer, water, electric, fiber optics, sidewalks, fire hydrants, storm ponds?

We have a friend (who just sold their restored farmhouse on 30 acres) who had to dig out & install a retaining (fiber-cloth covered) trench for $4500 that has absolutely no function except it's NOW code for all septics systems.The sale triggered the town insisting on the upgrade.

Great idea Matt, only I am leaning towards Robert De Niro or Joe Pesci playing me with a final seen in either the corn fields or the desert with a hole about 6 feet deep.

Quote from @Bill Brandt: thanks for the clarification, the parcels being sold are "better than average" the parcels being sold are on a private lane,  with mountain views,  have natural gas,  electric, fiber internet, and cell phone service available. 

The super liberal judge has been unbelievable with the process and everyone is pushing me to pay them large money to just leave, which goes against every fiber of my being and is plain extortion.

Trees, water, area to dam, electric access, fiber optics, phone reception, road access, distance to schools, roads on two sides or more, etc3.  

I would love to go the fiber glass route I just don't know the exert of how good or poor of a job it will do.

My understanding is that rent income is higher on farmland (particularly corn) than on pasture land for grazing cattle.