Look for things like deferred maintenance on plant and equipment, disgruntled employees, being too short staffed in order to make the bottom line look better.

After that came a home on 20 acres planted to alfalfa that I renovated and moved into, and I partnered on a commercial building with my broker, with a couple more in the works.My interests include farming, cattle, horses, hunting, fishing, poker, and R.E. investing of course.It is great to meet all of you and I can tell this is a classy site, glad I can be a part of it.

After talking to him it planted the seed for us to buy a vacation rental on Mt Hood.

Give them a $25 gift card to a local nursery so they can plant some flowers (or cactus as they case may be).When I inherited tenants last year, the landlord had raised their rent right when they put the place up for sale - to make the numbers look better.

Just found out that he will not be renewing his lease, so I figured now is the time to explore ways to generate income.Here is what I know at this point:Hardiness Zone 8bStream running through propertyI believe Ga forestry planted pine trees on it a couple years agoI have never been there, but will be taking a trip this month to look at it. thinking about planting some short term plants(3-5 years) to sell to nurseries, plop a mobile home on it, and hire someone to host game hunting(quail, turkey) over weekends.

Joel Its the old GM plant in Doraville.

I'm OK with them mowing the grass and controlling weeds in planting areas.

Other areas that is pretty good would be Scottsdale, Tempe (near ASU), Chandler and Mesa (I heard that Apple will be opening a manufacturing plant there).

I have been told all tank water heaters are made the same and there is only one or two plants that make them and put the various names on them.

BLO is 10 miles away from a university, close to a power plant(jobs), most homes are a walk away from the beach.