However, I don't see this being fruitful since the borrower is servicing the debt. 

I wasn't eager to put all my eggs in that basket yet.

Having your proverbial eggs in multiple baskets rather than one.For example: Imagine taking the proceeds of your client’s sale, and instead of investing the entire amount in 1 NNN property or 1 multifamily in one particular area of the country, your client could break up the sales proceeds of her property into 5 or 6 (or more) different DST real estate investments, maybe multifamily, NNN properties, self-storage, etc…in 5 or 6 areas of the country.DST investors receive 100% of their pro-rata portion of any potential appreciation of the property (net of sales costs).

@Kevin H.I am 49 years old and maybe I am old school but I am in the don't put all your eggs in one basket type.Yes I have missed out on great opportunities the past 30 years by not jumping on name something that blew up the past 30 years.  

The Godzilla reference was low hanging fruit ... you had to take it!  

Regenerative-  your nut trees will take 10 years, fruits 5, all of your other vegetables are not regenerative.  

Half an acre land with some fruit trees.

Not *terrible*.But a few single family homes are never going to tickle your banana basket. 

But I could kick the bucket tomorrow, and never get to enjoy the fruits of my labor.

If I have problems, I send a gift basket with an apology, and a promise to implement a procedure to fix it in the future.We need to stop being ******* landlords and owners.