It was more like "squirt" from a garden hose.He had me stop by a couple jobs he did (Barns and a Fruit Warehouse).

Though I haven't closed on an investment property recently or had any fruitful leads on killer deals, I do feel a measure of sucess as a result of networking.

It was a fruit/plant market across from my subdivision.

Curtilage ,I looked that one up.I always thought that the fruit went to the tenantAnd know of one time over a grove of paper shell pecans that had a rental on it they ended up fencing off the yard

However; when we had a subdivision, I had a table in the kitchen, kept cookies, fruit, crackers, and other snacks stocked up, with paper and crayons or other toys around.

I've heard them described as "low hanging fruit". 

Unwanted angel fruit cake gift from the inlaws C.

Tenant shall refrain from disposing of things such as grease, bones, coffee grounds, orange peels, celery, corn husks, asparagus, egg shells, fruit pits, potato peels, or the like down the garbage disposal in kitchen.

I’ve been using 80% of the ARV as my benchmark for deals...it hasn’t been fruitful.2.

@Dan Handford and @Ryan McGlasson, the experience comes into play when trying to qualify for agency debt (usually Fannie Mae/ Freddie Mac).