If there is no grass but cars in the yard, deflated basket balls and bowling pins on the roofs, fire pits surrounded with worn out sofas in the front yard, ETC.Do ya get the picture?

We have been very succesful in building baskets for early retirement.

. ;)They are "low hanging fruit" as I know enough about them to collect.

I started paying off my higher rate and higher risk loans after I hit my unit goal and low hanging fruit (abundant opportunity to buy more) dried up.

If a seller can't read the contract where it states "may assign property" and/or they make grand plans because I put the property under contract, then they are putting all their eggs in that basket which is idiotic.

Always know your limits, although as tempting as the fruit might be sometimesQuote from @Nathan G.: 1.

Low hanging fruit syndrome. 

Buffet owns railroads, reality companies, insurance companies, Dairy Queen, Fruit of the Loom, jewelry companies, construction companies, major shares in Apple and the list goes on.

We even tried mailing with a Design of Experiments (DOE), 32-run, Plackett-Burman Screening Design with a process improvement statistician and that was not fruitful. 

It's the lowest hanging fruit, yet so few people grab from the tree.