<prompt> Human: My parents have a farm that is worth about 2 million. They get about 30,000 yearly from it. They are debating over whether they should keep it or sell it. 30,000 is just not a lot of money these days. Im thinking it may be better to sell it and put the money into better investments. Then again, I think land is always a good thing to have. They and I are clueless about investing. Who would be a good person to get advice from for this kind of thing?  <response>: Having a farm that is worth 2 million is different than being able to sell said farm for 2 million. And if they could sell it, your parents would be on the hook for capital gains tax on the sale. Do they have other source of income, or other retirement savings401k plan?Id narrow it down to a single question: Do your parents need more annual income now than they are currently receiving from the farm?If not, dont sell it.If so, then contact a fiduciary financial planner to work with them to help plan the details of the sale itself, and what to do with the money to ensure their stable retirement.Edit: accidentally a word. 