I’ve been an out-of-state OK land owner for about 6 months. My property is roughly 170 acres to the west of Checotah. Decades ago, I wager, roughly 10 acres was sold separately and that bit had a small 1940s era home and a few outbuildings. About 4 years ago, a nice lady from a southeastern state, bought the property and helped one of her children establish a medical marijuana growing facility on it. Long story short the child can’t turn a profit/handle the place by themselves and mom is ready to pull the plug on them. They have been great neighbors and I trust them to not break into my barn, adjacent to their back yard, and to turn in trespassers, etc. She’s trying to market it to others (presumably small local players) in the business, and said she planned on being considerate who it was sold to. If selling the business does not work, I’m really interested in buying the home/land to prevent getting “bad” neighbors. But who knows, the next operator could be just as nice and continue the “free” security service for me. But, I also worry about how bad a new neighbor could be. If I buy the place and only stay there three weeks a year, or so, there will be very few eyes in this really rural area. Another aspect is that my “hunting ranch” has a flowage easement, so I can’t build a barndominium, or other habitable structure. If I could obtain this land it would increase the marketability of the combined property if I ever get tired of the drive from AZ. I’m enlisting the help of my prior agent from Midwest Land Group for advice/help, but wonder if anybody on here has faced a similar situation. Presently, I think I’ll offer a fair cash price and see what happens.