There are a few fruit trees as well on the property.

If you're OK investing/flipping in areas seen as less desirable, there are opportunities in areas like Newark, Elizabeth, East Orange, etc., although some of these areas may be a bit much for your first investment. 

Your prospecting efforts will bear more fruit too.  

Hope you have extra folding chairs.We are on a special diet called Keto, so we can only eat healthy high fat foods, avocados, fresh farm eggs, grass fed beef etc. no carbs, nothing high in sugar like fruit, or anything processed.

I live in Orange County, CA and my home is worth $620k+ We are thinking of relocating and curious about using the equity in our home to purchase a new residence.

My wife also complained about the orange-ish colored pine everywhere, bear-printed comforters, bear-themed bedside lamps and more. 

However, you are doing a similar apples to oranges comparison, but for a particular section of town. 

@Adam CelentanoYou are comparing apples to oranges when you're asking about investing in syndication versus buying a rental yourself.

What you are trying to compare is apples to oranges.

Going conventional with the help of a savvy MLO in the long run for multiple acquisitions will probably yield more fruit over time as opposed to going the FHA route imo.