We are exploring the idea of converting part of it into an community garden for a number of years until we have enough created enough capital through flipping to possibly develop the land. 

I'm looking into a community now of garden-style apartments that listed as Section 8 housing for 65 and up.

you can look for deals in the IE, some areas of Long Beach, Paramount, what about Santa Ana areas or Garden Grove?

Large lot with nice yard for gardens w/outbuilding.

I'm assuming the following should all be in the name of the LLC and not me as an individual: -contract with property manager-insurance policy on house-any utilities I continue to pay for (so, for instance, checks to the gardeners / pool guy should come from the LLC) Anything else I might be forgetting?

Hello BP members,I had a tenant move out on February 28, 2018 and she dumped a LARGE pile of kitty-litter (with cat feces) in a large woodchip garden bed that is attached to the home (we also took photos for evidence). 

Krissie ColeRealtor Better Homes and Gardens Real EstateVirginia Beach, VA

I found a property on Roofstock that I felt was overpriced for this case study at $92,000 in winter garden getting $900/month for a 2/1.

We personally own 19 doors in a garden style building and 3 MF duplexes in and around St Joe and we do not have issues with tenancy rates and remain cash flow positive. 

It's a brick 2 flat with a finished garden unit in which I plan on occupying, until this discovery.