Author Brian Reisinger discusses the growing dilemma of being “Land Rich, Cash Poor,” a challenge faced by countless rural Americans who own valuable farmland or property but struggle with day-to-day financial stability. Reisinger explores how rising land values, property taxes, and economic shifts have left many families asset-heavy but income-strapped, forcing tough decisions about whether to sell land that’s been in their family for generations. Through his insightful storytelling, Reisinger highlights the emotional and cultural weight of this issue, showing how it reflects broader tensions between wealth on paper and real financial security in rural America.