Have a load of Pineapple pups in, and decide with my Caretaker family in Belize where and how to plant them. 

Best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, the second best time is today!

Depends on the lease, I would plant the bug in their ear as early as possible.

Intel just recently announced the plant is opening up in Columbus, that will be create 10,000 new jobs, so population is on the rise.

We purchased 3.5 acres for $150K, right across the street from the base (will become 420 units of MF).Understanding the benefits of military markets and the flow of funds from the military into the civilian world opens up a plethora of opportunities to build resilient portfolios that produce income and provide a better standard of living for military members.

Demand for rent will stay high and these trees I’m planting today will produce ok in a few years when housing prices will be on the upswing again.  

Is there a vine you could plant that would grow over the chain link fence that would survive in the area?

Earlier in my RE investing career, we did more workforce housing where the yield was higher (or supposed to be) but then, especially with the pandemic we found that the higher-class properties are a bit more resilient and so we now have a $50mm multifamily fund that focuses on Class B multifamily in up and coming markets.

Contracting by cutting cost, laying off employees, stopping production on the warehouse or manufacturing plants ect.

As the saying goes the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago or today and a lot of them grew some nice trees.