If you're talking about the tiny pissants that smell like weird coconut when you crush them, they're everywhere and even with Terro they're going to be driving you nuts.

Hey Maxwell Coconut Grove is going to be the top option.

We can take the financial hit and still be picking bananas, pineapples and coconuts in Belize on our property. 

Apple Bananas, Plantains, Coconuts, papaya, Starfruit, dragon fruit, limes/oranges/grapefruit, Avocados, Cacao (you can eat the pod itself, versus just the chocolate), Soursop, Custard Apple and others planted last year, starting to take off with the rainy season. 

@Brian Garrett we also live in South Florida (Coconut Creek) and have been looking for multifamily properties in Central Florida.

They have covered some big expenses for us but like anything else you have to shake the tree to get the coconut. 

In my particular case, i was looking for a single family residence <$400k in miami neighborhoods such as miami shores, coral gables, morningside, coconut grove etc. it seems like people are listing their houses for almost double than 1 year ago and i dont see alot of houses actually being sold at those prices.

I remember once on a flip show I was watching, the hosts figured out the ARV of their target property by bicycling around the neighborhood and chatting on their cell phones, staying hydrated sipping coconut water out of their trendy sports bottles.

Planted 100 coconut trees, 100 fruit trees, 200 pineapples, 100 banana and plantains. 

Just in case you need more information about the property it is located in a good area in Miami called Coconut Grove, the taxes are around $4,400 and insurance is about $1300 + $400 for liability for the year.