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.

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

Only going to continue to get worse with the digitization of things like notaries, etc.Pace + his team recently organized a Zoom meeting with the Attorney Generals of Utah and California where they discussed some of the new big scams in the world of real estate...One of the biggest things they are seeing is people falsifying ownership of raw land and listing on MLS for big discounts WITH RE AGENTS and then selling as if they own the land.Title closes, money is transferred, then the cash disappears into offshore accounts.

I know the pros are still clicking along, but the low hanging fruit seems to have dried up, for me at least.

Worthwhile keeping a  few fresh fruits  lying around?

One of the properties I am talking about using for collateral is raw land that I am looking to develop. 

raw land to entitled. single family home which is what it's zoned for very easy process.i have 100 hours of research for new build sales in our market which is the lfoorplan we built and what does the best. no challenges. very easy for us. main lessons are to help others 

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

Easier Fruit -- and the band played on....

If you have a good base it can lead to a long and fruitful partnership.