Is timberland a good investment? Can money be made aside from

>>1875080
>is a slowly dying fad a good investment
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>>1875080

I'm here for the interview

>>1875092
>>1875257
Oh haha
So funny I forgot to laugh

>>1875257
>The Timb

>>1875092
I was almost triggered until I realized you meant the brand.

>>1875080
You can make money, but you need to be vertically integrated from tree to finished product. Standing timber is worth pennies a board foot to the mills.

If you live on the land you can have your own business
>free heat from low grade wood
>better grades can be sold to other woodworkers
>can sell furniture you make with the wood you harvested

>>1875080
Disclaimer: I am talking out of my ass.

I would imaging that you could sell some sort of hunting or foraging rights depending on what lives on the land.

>>1875257
I really thought OP meant this.

>>1875357
this and shady involvement with tax assessment

>>1875382
Some areas will significantly cut your taxes if you promise not to further develop the land.

I have an uncle that has 30 acres 10 miles outside of a major city. His property tax gets cut in half for leaving it as is. All the surrounding properties have been developed.