the few that I can think of that turn heads gave hold square shaped signs in front which to me says "business" versus rounded softer signs that look more like housing. just a thought too, a boutique bakery or flower shop could be a good fit as the house could add to a "home baked" or "grandma's house" type of feel. best of luck

It has been a consistent cash flower for the last 5 years w/ no issues.It is on E Grant for those familiar w/ Orlando SODO, between Orange and Delaney Park.As-is, property is worth approx. $300k to the market as a good guess.

If there are no toys and the flowers are all dead from last year, that's another sign that it might be unoccupied.I am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice. 

Primarily searching Emerson Heights / Little Flower,, and south of Fountain Square.  

My co-worker grew up in 32209 and said the streets with flower names are ok. 06 has its good parts in Springfield 08 has its good areas toward Trout River, 19 has its good parts in rural western by 20.

Even if the center is all concrete, adding some planter boxes with flowers on the side walk will go a long way towards curb appeal. 4. 

Was in a meeting yesterday .. looks like the bloom is off the bud on the Cannabis at least as it relates to growing the flower.... prices quoted were down to 400 a lb.. from 2500.00what are other seeing out there.. is the future of this in the OILs and medicinal .. not the actual flower and weed ???

The original vinyl was an off grey brick pattern and the new  vinyl that was replaced, under a table area where chairs had ripped the floor, was a greenish yellow flower pattern..It was awful. 

Sorry @Mindy Jensen   I am a w2 wage earner but I also  maintain my church 2 acres, bushes and flower beds for money for 22 weeks out of the year and put in some color during winter. 

A poor syndicator can turn a silk purse into a pigs ear in no time and a great syndicator can work the reverse.