The empty lots where the schools once sat are also being used in different ways such as parks, recreational fields, or community gardens.   

That whole area, Windermere, Ocoee and Winter Garden are all growing like crazy and have some nice areas within them. 

So I think the Cape Town rents might bump up.I think I prefer the invest what you know approach, and I feel like I have much better handle on what's going on in Durbanville, Gardens, Sea Point and Green Point.

However, those ads generate FAR more calls inquiring if I have any rentals and/or if I need a handyman/painter/gardener than motivated seller calls.

The ones that you do see such as gardeners and such, the boss is probably legal and it is the boss that is hiring the illegal ones and exploiting them.

I also do my own organic gardening, which is not impacted by this unless I sell or trade the food (not the seed, btw, unless it is for consumption) so you'll probably see a rise in the number of people gardening again.Where I don't see this thing lasting against a serious single court case is it is the federal regulation of intrastate commerce, rather than interstate commerce.

I've seen lots of small families with their garden, cow, chickens etc in Mexico, Soviet states, China, Cambodia, and most recently Egypt.

So I explain to her I just had a GPS survey done, accurate down to the 1/4 inch, this is the line, their NEW landscaping is STILL over the line and I further don't appreciate the dumping of vacuum cleaner crap (with glass in it) or garden clippings on my property (which they were still dumping over the cliff).

@Gino Barbaro garden still doing great.

We are very excited about the colors as well, the main body of the house is Wooden Oar, kind of a brown/beige with a hit of moss green, the trim is all a very light beige, and the roof is black.