There are many investor friendly agents here on BP and if you come to the local REI meeting as @Shawn M. suggests, at least at the MAREI meeting we have a room full of investors, wholesalers, realtors, lenders, attorneys title people - check out our event posted on the BP calendar - our next event is our 4th Annual All-Star Networking to benefit Harvesters. 

You pay your dues and harvest comes way later.

Who would have thought that a 1987 harvest gold color stove would have a motherboard that could go berzerk. 

The harvest is abundant, but the workers are few.  

The property was a citrus grove and a contract was created and sold where a third-party retained the full rights to operate on the property collecting the harvest and selling said harvest to make the note payment which then would be distributed to investors.

Dividend harvesting - I am invested in a group that does all the work, they play in stocks that pay a dividend. 

I do plan to harvest equity as rents grow (6-7%) per each property and I think I can pull $100,000 per property every ten years.

If I looked at that floor in the picture then scanned up I would expect to see avocado cabinets, pink counters and harvest gold appliances.

There are some people that harvest the info there and will sell you it, current and up to date for a reasonable fee.

You have to till the soil, fertilize it, plant the seeds and water them before you can pick the harvest.