:)Proximity to the Fremont plant is huge, as it allows Tesla to easily transport components and vehicles between the two facilities.

 Hi @Jonathan Plant, @Taylor L. is right, typically syndications need to be much larger to make sense of the legal cost. 

I've heard that close to the Nuclear plant property taxes are very low, which is a huge plus when owning buy and hold. 

A park in the country on well, septic, packing plant, or lagoon has many different risks than something on city water and sewer.  

I just sold my South Tampa rental (Plant) because I thought it would be the smart thing to do to have liquid cash, but I'm sorry I did now.

Sure, you don't need a package plant, but you'll need a well and septic (will both need to be maintained and inspected at least quarterly) Rough guess you can make it for $15k per lot, or $450k.

We are also a great place for renters who work at the massive Mercedes Benz plant just west of the city.We invest only in solid B class homes with an average rent of $950 - which leads me to a quick point about your comment about C class and sub-$60k properties.

They have a lot of plants there, but keep in mind with advancement in technology, the positions are not blue collar jobs you are thinking about in the 1990's or earlier.

That's exactly how I got started in REI and I look at it like I'm planting seeds right now and will start to see the great results of my efforts in 5 years or so.

I planted the seed.