I had the stump ground out and some new soil/seed put in.Hope this helps.

:) The problem with that strategy is it ties up my seed cash in one home for a year.

Due to the company I work for being sold we will be getting a fairly nice retention bonus, I'm thinking of using this as seed money to start investing in real estate.

It is a culture that has taken a while to create and weeding out a few bad seeds, but we have accomplished it. 

I imagine that before you would use the return on the claim as seed capital, you would use it to attempt to recover your damaged investment.

Or I could cash out my pension and walk away with $180,000 seed money to start my REI career.I have been in the study mode for more than two years and have not felt ready to start buying my first house.

Buying properties for me is like planting seeds, the appreciation in time will amaze you years later.

If it makes you cringe to see people aspiring to learn and open or simply fund through seed money businesses that will promote healthy eating as opposed to leasing out the store to legal marijuana tenants under the guise of selling herbs to the community then you simply have to ignore such posts.

You might try flipping one of your new purchases to get more seed money other purchases. 

When I cut the darned things, up come more shoots.Now, I also have this silver maple tree that broadcasts those whirly jig things, which are actually seeds.