Actually, I have a basket of greens for the kitchen, and had thought of putting a stew in the crockpot so I'd have something to eat the two days of my sale.

Or do they pick the low hanging fruit?  

Adding a basket or two by the furniture.

I was on the fence on getting an attorney’s review and decided to start with the forums to see if there is low hanging fruit pertaining to the strategy. 

But it'll be a while before you begin to see fruits of the economic development underway.  

While cash flow is nice I think most people won’t see the fruits of their labor until their properties are paid off by their tenants in 15, 20 or 30 years.

Bottom line: don't keep all eggs in one basket. 

Think of the old adage "Don't put all your eggs in one basket"

However I wouldn't put all your eggs in one basket and risk not being diversified.

One of the advantages of investing in International real estate is precisely to have currency diversification, meaning not having all your assets in the same currency or all your eggs in the same basket.