I have many great years of investing (aka the rest of my life :-) ), but I would like to plant the seeds now in areas I determine will allow significant growth.Do you plan on being an active or passive investor?

Will try my best, here it goes- Planting the seeds of tomorrow, today.

@Michael Plante makes a good point.

I want to dig an agricultural well, put in underground irrigation pipes, and plant almond trees.

A flower shop uses tons of fertilizer, prservatives, plant foods and vegitable matter, they can be horrid on plumbing, induce mold and mildew and with coolers can cause mildew on walls behind the coolers if not properly vented and cleaned.

I've run out of crete mid pour or the concrete plant has sent 2 trucks to complete a job - not uncommon.

And closing plants?

-Minutes drive from Shockoe Bottom, Canal Walk, and MCV -Numerous art galleries and antique shops About the Property -3 bedroom / 1.5 bathrooms single-family house -Carpeted bedrooms -Washer/dryer -Off street parking -Security system -Large planted backyard to relax with friends -Enormous walk-in closet, private upstairs porch -TV, internet, water included -Lease information -Renewable quarterly (every three months) -Available on 10/21 Minimum Qualifications -Gross income must be 3 times the monthly rent (You must make $1500/month before taxes) -Clean background and eviction record -Favorable credit score -Good rental references from previous landlords About me -Ian, 23 years old, young professional in finance -Alma Mater: Virginia Tech -Moderate cleanliness (I clean and keep things clean) -Interests: Ornithology, competitive checkers, avid bar hopper Sorry, no pets allowed.

Multiply that times four (yes Ill pay myself rent to beef up my savings).I'm in a college town near a military post and two major plants.

One is actually textured concrete block {common around here in the early 1900s} and not actually brick: it has been whitewashed.