Harvest when there's fruit to harvest, because there will be times when you'll be spreading fertilizer everywhere hoping for sprouts!

Unlike nice cars, nice homes don't automatically depreciate which is nice, and sometimes they turn out to be fruitful investments.

No toiletries or waste baskets.

We do alot of foraging for edible greens as well as gleaning fruits from abandoned orchards. 

I provided a gift basket which contained the following: (call me crazy) Laundry Basket (new to hold the items and because no washer/dryer in unit but onsite)Small Tide Pods package (to get that starter load going)Cascade Platinum package for dishwasher (probably a years supply cost like $10 at Target)Swiffer new for laminate floors to keep clean ($20?)

They would most likely go after the low hanging fruit your insurance policy.Yet I still believe you should use LLC’s to protect yourself, I acknowledge the fact of the advantages of your personal name.  

@Luke Holmes - I would stick with a multi - Buying a single family is putting all your eggs in one basket. 

@Curtis Thygerson - I'm not speaking from much experience with MF, but my two cents would be not to put too many eggs in "one basket" right off the bat.

I'm not a commercial lender, but my interpretation of that is "we want to see what your 2018 tax returns look like before putting any more eggs in this one basket that is you."

Even local folks are having major issues as the majority of the easy fruit has been plucked.