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Michelle Ngila, Impact real estate investor in New England answered:

Creating a mix of a home resort and farm is a fantastic concept, blending hospitality with sustainability. To successfully develop such a project, it's essential to balance the vision with practical considerations. Start by defining your core mission. Are you focusing more on hospitality, agriculture, or a harmonious blend of both? This will shape your design and operational choices.

From an investment perspective, focus on securing diverse funding sources, including grants for sustainable agriculture and hospitality business loans. Consider creative financing strategies like partnering with impact investors who value community-based projects. Additionally, forming collaborations with local food suppliers or agricultural co-ops can provide both operational support and community buy-in.

When it comes to development, consider modular construction for flexibility and eco-friendly practices, such as water reclamation and solar energy. Integrating agricultural elements into the guest experience (like farm-to-table dining or educational workshops) can also create a unique appeal. By combining thoughtful planning, creative financing, and sustainable design, you can build a space that is not only profitable but also purposeful.

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