Seed would be the cheapest and take the longest, sod would be quicker to fill in but more costly, artificial will instant satisfaction and require less management but will be most costly and still requires some different management not completely hands off.

I did lot of research whenever I had these opportunities.I am happy that youngsters are getting into these simple trades with which you are seeding comfortable future.

If you want potatoes for dinner once would you rent out a garden plot, buy seeds, water your plants daily, and harvest in 4 months?

I have tried to keep my seed money  recycling in order to buy more properties and if I spent a ton on furnishing an Airbnb house it might be several years before I break even and get my seed money back.Has anyone else ran into this dilemma?

I am an Architect/GC with my own Design/Build firm and looking to Real estate investing to replace my 9-5. I currently own a home in the Bay Area but to be honest this recent increasing onslaught of wildfires has me s...

Many local businesses here don't even have websites.I have seed that "back of the book" ad ...

I haven't. mck I haven't used those, but I have occasionally used a rent credit in my lease where in fall they can send me original receipts for grass seed, weed & feed, mulch, etc., up to $100 (depending on yard size), as part of their rent payment.

The contractor is allowed to get a some seed money up front and then he basically puts up the renovation costs out iof his pocket.

Your seed money has value.

They're doing deals and share.This is a blog where strangers exchange emails, maybe some commerce is happening, seeds are planted.