They get our juices flowing and pump us up!

Would the juice be worth the squeeze?

@Tony Castronovo, that's what I'm seeing as well, won't say that there are no deals out there, but it's a competitive market going for that low hanging fruit.

start growing fruit trees, ( tenants usually didn't care about it , each time visiting them , I take care the trees ). 2017 after hurricane , we got $27 ,000 insurance claim recovery fund, the house got new (entire) roof , better fence, new ceiling (half of the house ) , also use home warranty service to keep the appliances alive.

start growing fruit trees, ( tenants usually didn't care about it , each time visiting them , I take care the trees ). 2017 after hurricane , we got $27 ,000 insurance claim recovery fund, the house got new (entire) roof , better fence, new ceiling (half of the house ) , also use home warranty service to keep the appliances alive.

Most of it will be vegetables, some of it fruits, and there can also be a thriving chicken coop. 

Who in their right mind is going to do that.Deals are not like 8 to 10 years ago were there was low hanging fruit..

When mailing, I plan out when to mail, who to mail to, what to mail, how to mail it, for how long, how to follow it up and how much of a budget I would need to continue this campaign for at least 6months up to a year (maybe longer depending on the fruits of my efforts). 

The key is understanding if the juice is worth the squeeze, i.e. will get your money back.

You are what is referred to as "low hanging fruit."