@Paul Choi  I am not sure the juice is worth the squeeze on this one. 

Desire 2: I envision growing fruits trees and vegetation in the properties I own in the future (does anyone know if there is a health code violation?

I enjoy being able to walk my dogs to the fruit stand to get the freshest produce that is locally grown.I feel very fortunate for having found the Bigger Pockets Community.

First, I want to the Express my Gratitude to God in advance for the amazing thinks he has in the future for me: The Inspirations He will send my way during prayers and meditations; The blessings and guidance in my daily encounters; The amazing time to look forward to with family and friends; The Fruitful relationships I will continue to develop with my patients, clients, coworkers, fellow investors and entrepreneurs, and all other professionals; Abundant spiritual, mental, physical and social health; The constant awareness that “I don't wanna spend my whole life asking, What if I had given everything, Instead of going through the motions?”

A farmer will connect her, without self interest, and will continue to do so indefinitely.Ultimately the work can bear fruit many years down the line with a business opportunity, well after the salesperson has gained the prospect’s trust and respect.

Much quicker than a multi-tool if all you care about is wether or not their is juice in the lines.

Garland, Rowlett, or Little Elm PonderYou're pretty late to the flip game with that type of budget...Not saying it can't be done, but there's no low hanging fruit esp with a wholesaler fee on top of it...

The mortgage guys really hurting are the ones that built their practice on the low hanging fruit house of cards of artificially low rates, which is rate and term refinance business from a call center cubicle thingie.

It would be easy to do a "mini" cost seg though and take the low hanging fruit. 

It keeps the motivation up, and the creative juices flowing!