I was raised in the New Jersey Pine Barrens but now live in Long Beach, CA.

They come all pre-hung and ready to assemble, with some minor altercations I'm sure you could turn it into a sturdy miniature house.Shack - the last, and probably most normal idea I've had is just to build a small shack on my land, something probably 8'x8' or 8'x10' built in a very simple manner.

Some broken joists were just that (turns out the whole neighborhood was built from very knotty native pine, and everyone has the same issue).

Instead of trying to patch in similar Heart-of-pine strips, I usually cut out an even square or rectangle , the width of the hallway, and fill in with marble tile.

West Pembroke Pines/Miramar, Cooper City, certain parts of Hollywood and Boca are pretty nice and contain mostly young families.

There can occasionally be some cash flowing properties in the pine hills area, although many of those homes do not meet the 2% or the 50% rules preached on BiggerPockets.Regardless there are some opportunities for duplex investing in Albany.

New guy here, hoping someone has good advice for me:I have a guy who wants to sell his mobile home, land included, in Holly Lake Mobile Home Park in Pembroke Pines, Florida.

All the money in the world does you no good in a pine box.

It also has some really nce oak and pine trees on the land that are worth something.

Pine Financial has some great weekly "Happy Hours" meetings plus there's MnREIA and TCREI that get together ofter.