I used to manage them when I was learning, and I understand people who want to learn, but juice just isn’t worth the squeeze to me. 

But I don't see any low hanging fruit in any niche in real estate investing any more. 

I am trying to figure all that out - is the juice worth the squeeze? 

However, these properties won't be low hanging fruit.

You'll occassionally get direct inquiries for your listing, but to really get the most juice out of it, you need to work the housing requests.

So I got the creative juices flowing to come up with a solution to make it all happen.

I cannot get over the hump with that, more time, more work and more costs for me and I can't convince myself that the juice is worth the squeeze.

More than half of banana imports, America’s most popular fruit by volume, comes in through the ports being struck as of Tuesday morning, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation.Other items I have read that are at risk are: cherries, cocoa, sugar, imported wine, beer and hard liquor.In the spirit of the strike impacting more than just materials and labor directly correlated to real estate, I intentionally posted this in "Off Topic" as I want to get a better understanding of what your concerns are with an ongoing strike.

Wishing all the participants a  happy and fruitful time and networking luck:)

Bottom line, the wine isn't worth the fermentation...errr...juice worth the squeeze...