Is there any chance you can donate the land as a community garden?   

Westland is west of Dearborn Heights, borders Garden City, Livonia, Canton, Northville, Farmington Hills, etc, etc.when i first saw it in march, it had a lot of junk, but the owners moved out yesterday and they had removed EVERYTHING from it. just super pleased. it was purchased for 60k and i am thrilled. the inventory is so low right now that i can patch some holes, put a coat of paint and literally have a bidding war at 85k. but.... that's not what i want. that's not what i am after. i want the "passive" cash flow. i want the monthly checks. 

I get calls all the time from people who live out East (Germantown, Collierville or East Memphis) that still can't figure out midtown -wanting our opinion since we live in Central Gardens and have several houses in different parts of midtown.

I pay a gardener $30 per month to pull weeds so as you can see, its tight.  

@ Eric DrowilingI am looking for properties in rent-able friendly areas such as South Los Angeles, South Gate, Bell, Bell Gardens around that vicinity. 

Existing developed areas in that region include Winter Garden, Davenport and Clermont.

The 2 unit (water records may give me a garden unit, adding a third) was 65K, and it needs about 35K in work.I decided to do a member blog here:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/7622/47674-pre....  

We have a gardener/landscaper at our 8-plex every two weeks to mow, edge and trim.

For example, a garden center in Wilton, NY.

Neighborhoods such as Fitzgerald are being redone by the city with 167+ lots to be made into gardens, play areas, or revitalized lots.