My lease restricted business activities up front, while there are activities that I couldn't do anything about, the lease set the seed in the tenant's mind that no business activity was acceptable....it worked! 

It was time for us to move on.Business RebootNow cashed out of the apartment (and our 3rd SF purchase), all credit lines paid off, and with seed money for marketing, my wife and I wanted to get things rolling again.

Now, I have to go rotate my seed collection, Later....

It is also possible to succeed in REI without good credit or seed funds.  

It sometimes can be a challenge for some renters to even mow the lawn, but re-seeding would definitely not happen even once - forget about having to do that every year.

Using job income for investment purposes will frustrate you to no end.Also, you don't need to manage anything if you do it correctly, because you're not dealing with passive income until after you've compounded your seed money.  

Also, my wife is an agent, so I'm trying to "plant the seed" that I can help even if they want to list with an agent. 

This will hurt small farmers, and people who want to save their own seeds and produce their own foods.It will also make people dependent on large corporations who can afford these new regulations, and the imported food industry.

They have been around since the 50s and are being reinvented by air head idealists as a new concept.If you could get a community established, which would take a lot of seed money you should expect a high tenant turn over.

on the 117 acres is a grass seed farm. we get 30k a year from farmer.. its zone EFU so as you know you cant even put one home on it unless you can hit that 80k a year in farm income..