When inflation hits people run to hard assets and farmland gets a double boost from inflation investors in the land and commodity price increases.

She acknowleged that there were pets there via text and then i sent her a letter reiterating the same information letting her know she was in viloation of the lease and it was grounds for eviction.In person i let her know she had 3 options1) we can terminate her lease and she could move elsewhere2) we could add a non refundable pet deposit for each pet  and an additional increase in rent. 3) she could get rid of the animals within 7 days and id waive the penalty. 

Of course, it also depends if you're looking to increase your cash flow with money that will be worth less each year, or whether you're trying to increase your real estate holdings which hopefully will be worth more in value each year.Again, I join the others in extending my sympathies for the things you've gone through the first part of this year.

I have noticed a huge increase in competition in my area for homes, I've noticed that the major hotspots for vacationing still have very little competition, and prices are still falling.

A large lot in question.Specs:* About 4 acres* Zoned Multifamily/Apartments* Highly populated and desired area of the suburbs* Off major road, next to large apartment complex, Townhomes community* The road that takes to the lot is narrow (no through-traffic), and has a dead end.Given that the lot can be purchased (really) cheap, but there is no assistance from the seller and no land research experience on my part, what do I need to do for DD?

The "option" money should be going to the lien holder as an increase in sale price.

However, my mom at this point, doesn't want to increase her tax burden by collecting rent.

.* Increase your LOCs as much as possible.

They will tell you that winters are brutal there and if you are paying for heat not just water you will be in for a rude awakening as energy prices have increased substantially in the US.

Prices have been increasing at a dangerous rate (40% property tax increase in two years).I've been getting some input from some senior investors here and they are all telling me to sell - right away.