But planting a seed, even with just a message every 30 days will get you some of those deals eventually.

I have been scoping around and there are no signs of moving, in fact they are still watering their plants....I know, I feel like a stalker but I need to know for sure before I move on.

Make sure to look them up once you get planted.

I do alright in my full-time job so I could probably save up enough over the next couple of years to get the down payment levels up but as the old Chinese proverb says "the best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago the second best time is now" (thanks for that one #askbp podcast).

The capitalization of an industrial plant won't be the same for a car dealership or retail, an agricultural business is much different than just accessing raw land or residential lots.

Can you make some specific suggestions for plants that are low maintenance, not to costly to install and/or other ideas such as mulch/gravel/hardscaping in lieu of plants?

I've always been interested in real estate, but we have been living abroad for 11years - we have bought a few properties that we have either sold or held as rentals from afar, but now that we are finally getting planted in one place I am looking to invest locally.Are the rules strict on rentals?  

I'm a member of Tropical REIA, but I hear the West Palm Beach one is real good as well.

I am sure you are not looking into investing into a food plant but we install very large refrigeration systems that need maintenance.

"Just had a tropical storm" Extra insurance expense.2) The current owner acquired the property through tax sale. 3) The previous owner(Tax Defaulter) has still been managing and collecting rent on the property that he no longer owns...