I have never done this, but I know that grapes take like 7 years of growing to create grapes that are good for wine, I also know that if a solar company wanted land, they would want to lease it for like 20 years, so they make money on the investment.

Unless there is some reason to believe the area is going to experience growth, and enough growth to outweigh the massive overbuilding in the tourist areas of FL, I think I'd be inclined to be rid of this.

I'm looking at a $470,000 purchase price for a beautiful home built in 1920 downtown of a growing town in the north bay area of San Francisco (1 block from library, popular wine tasting and shops).

How far is it from wine country, Healdsburg, etc?

Last weekend, went up to wine country in Healdsburg for a bday party; delicious drinks and food, and relaxing.

The city is cracking down hard on un-regulated Short term Rentals -- they want to ensure that the tourists are being provided safe rentals, as well as ensuring that they (the city) are being paid. 

I am looking to connect with investors in Wine Country!

I have one a little further north in wine/horse country. 2023 was down compared to 2022 but that was expected.

N cal wine country

Yes, we live in the sticks, and yes I have to drive an hour to get my iPhone fixed, but old growth redwoods are just down the road, the rugged coastline an hour away, the produce is fresh, the wine is good, the weather is great (okay it gets a bit hot and dry in the summer) and if I feel the need for some urban time, a day trip or weekend trip are easy down to the Bay Area is easy.