So If anyone is looking to plant money, I'd love to talk numbers and get you information needed to vet me.   

Also, FYI, the C17 plant is closing this year (or in the process of).

We stage ours lightly with curtain sheers, hand towels, rugs, silk plants, no furniture.

Renting allows a wider radius and you can eventually plant roots somewhere else.The list can go on and on...

I've planted some seeds in Orlando Florida for wholesaling. 

When that middle class family comes to a more affordable market, they're coming to plant roots.

There's numerous industrial and chemial plants several miles away and a lot of workers are from out of state getting paid great money and are willing to pay a bit more or split to have a nicer place than some of the basic trailers they usually set them up in.

Adrian - that's my understanding as well.I'm not looking to change GCs, just wanted to make sure I had myself covered that the contractor would get all the work done.Btw - plant city...pretty close.

They might even plant street trees.I would only consider a fourplex because of the road diet project.

As far as plants for the yard in the high desert, I like Carl Forester grass...break up the front with tall feathery stuff and create winter interest.