Of course any incoming project of this magnitude will generate a vast amount of speculation, but personally I do agree with the popular opinion on the positive impact it will have.

I also want to be able to spend more time with my daughter and be able to pass something onto her and future generations, something I'm sure many can relate to. 

Every generation we go we get more corrupt and stupider.

Are you sure you can't generate some rental income from the land by perhaps renting it as parking spaces or even storage to existing tenants?

As an agent, I have done almost every sort of marketing possible to generate a viable lead.

In theory, solar power is cheaper that what the local utility charges so you could generate an (small) income off of your solar investment.

My goals with REI is to generate as much cashflow and appreciation as possible, so I can get out of the 9-5 routine, build wealth for my future, and have as much time for myself as possible.Is Southern California a tough market for beginners?

And what is there generational anthem?

This is an appreciating market, so unlike what some of the others have said, any property that generates some profit beyond expenses can be a good deal.

Basically the equity is generating return worse than the T-bill.What should I do with the equity on paper?