I've so often heard for decades that a mature ornamental and/or fruit tree - especially for instance, the Canary Island Date Palm in this area (Socal)  - easily adds 25k-50k to residential, commercial, or even undeveloped land.

Rently just added facial recognition where renters have to take a "selfie" and someone in their office makes sure it matches the ID, No problems with self showing yet, did have a lady leave a banana peel in the trash and had to kill some fruit flys, last week haha but thats about it so far. 

We have an opportunity to relocate the Puget Sound / Seattle area this summer it's got my creative juices flowing.  

Yes, real estate can get the juices flowing.

Don't miss low hanging fruit because of tunnel vision focus.

And I suspect he has come to the conclusion that the squeeze is not worth the juice.. but I will let him comment if he cares to.

And I do have one like this.Depending on each individual's circumstance, goals, and knowledge, this is a different answer.I save my money while I still enjoy the fruits of my labor.

I want the easier low hanging fruit. 

Is the juice worth the squeeze?

(If not, who's going to take on what roll to ensure it stays a fruitful investment?)