andrew peters

Just as follow up to the previous post.  I'm getting closer to making a purchase but I am realizing that I am quite a bit over my head in terms of the intentional thinking that should really go into such a project.   I want to make an economic return to myself, to the labor (whoever that is) and the designers/thinkers.  Are there any people out there that would be interested in co-investing in capital or labor to put together a project that combines airbnb seaonsal rentals, returns of harvest to stakeholders and the community and surplus to feed back to the soil?

I'd like to find a partnership with someone where my capital can have a real impact on the earth and its future richness.

cheers

Thank you for the quick reply.  Right now I'm looking near Durham on the north side.  

Do you find that you need to work on rain retention and management or are other issues more pressing?

What annuals have done well for you and what is your experience so far?

Hi, I want to introduce myself to the group and hopefully receive some sage advice on my (current) plans.  I have ambition to buy a plot of land in the Catskills that I will airbnb and also build (with the help of others) a permaculture food forest, mainly made up of perennials, as I will not be able to live permanently on the property.  I want to design this from the beginning and have narrowed down to a few properties.  If anyone is interested in a consulting gig, I place a high value of planning and designing and would be interested in finding someone or some group to collaborate with.

I am currently budgeted for 250-300k, 5-10 acres which usually consists of hilly, woodlands and fields.  Avg rainfall and temperature attached.



Thanks!