These are really "tree" issues rather than "forest" issues. 

A $300 profit margin BEFORE yard maintenance, insurance, and water could be tight... you want to be enough in the black each month to be putting some aside for a fund for when a toilet breaks, or when you have to do repairs in between tenants.

Here's the details:In a semi-rural area, 1.5 hours from Jax and 25 minutes from Gainesville.5 flat acres in high/dry forest.2006 3/2 mobile home.

I'd replace Tax Liens for the Gold piece.Gold is a black box - what am I missing?

This town is surrounded by Yellowstone Natl Park and forest service lands, so I predict real estate will always be at a premium ... 

Other than requiring a clean, level floor, this product is great to work with.We purchased 1000 square feet during the Black Friday sale a few years ago; color that year was cherry and we're still using it up. 

Some great ones in the area if you're interested in learning more are Black Diamond (Ann Bellamy), Justin Silverio's meetup, and the Boston Wealth Builders (Willie Mandrell).Best of luck and let me know if you ever want to talk more!

If you like mold @Jason Arcuri you may want to look into 1091 Black Rock Tpke in Easton.

With little or negative cash flow the property could become a black hole.You really need to develop goals you want to achieve with REI.  

My personal favorite is the Black Diamond event in Waltham (Alternates every other month with their Worcester location, next Waltham meeting is May).