So my question might seem simple or even stupid to some people, nut we all have to start at some point. 

From what it looks like, spring market will be nuts again, at least in Milwaukee.

But I don't see any low hanging fruit in any niche in real estate investing any more. 

However, these properties won't be low hanging fruit.

More than half of banana imports, America’s most popular fruit by volume, comes in through the ports being struck as of Tuesday morning, according to the American Farm Bureau Federation.Other items I have read that are at risk are: cherries, cocoa, sugar, imported wine, beer and hard liquor.In the spirit of the strike impacting more than just materials and labor directly correlated to real estate, I intentionally posted this in "Off Topic" as I want to get a better understanding of what your concerns are with an ongoing strike.

I tell all the agents, but the nut has not been cracked.

Wishing all the participants a  happy and fruitful time and networking luck:)

Worthwhile keeping a  few fresh fruits  lying around?

I look for opportunities to offer MORE for a tenant but I look for low hanging fruit in this regard.

Along my journey to understand how to acquire my first property, I have encountered people that swear it’s possible to use other people’s money (for down payment, closing cost, rehabs etc) but on the other hand I have investors of 20,30,40+ years who think I am absolutely nuts for even thinking it’s real & make it very clear that I am an idiot for ever believing such a thing and will 100% need to come up with my own funds.