It's still a reasonable commute to Tampa, but you can buy a small farm (10 acres or less) and grow strawberries (or whatever else will grow). 

Even a lemonade stand operator needs some skill and capital.

However, the area is very strict on water supply and the farms in the area are of heavy pesticide usage, (strawberries and artichokes) which seems strange in such a ecofriendly state as California.  

Yes, since you have to take depreciation its a "lemonade out of lemons" story in my opinion since you still have to pay it back later.  

Then you'll be in Strawberry Mansion, which is getting better, but if safety is a large concern, just be wary. 

But, in my opinoin, its making lemonade out of lemons. 

I'm trynna make lemonade out of a lemon here.

Call Casey Powers with Strawberry Property Management.

There are usually a few freezes that scare all the strawberry and citrus farmers during the Winter season, but, it never really goes below 32 degrees for more than a few hours.

I'm just saying when you believe NYC is giving you lemons, maybe it's best to make some lemonade!