I am of an entrepreneur spirit- I have a wild food business that i am trying to get off the ground.

We have it at a Buffalo Wild Wings so they do like it when we buy food there :)There's also @Brandon Krieg who is the other wholesaling and flipping rockstar in the area.

wow i have missed all these replies. have been busy with wild food plant business.  

Just some food for thought, People will often times use Detroit as a punching bag but I say if you have not tried it don't knock it, heck I have and do try it and I praise and curse it a the same time, but that is with any market if your dealing with tenants. 

(i have sent a request online and havent heard from anybody) so i will make a personal visit and gain some info to see what they can offer me and teach me.GOAL: learn what i need to do to set up business as an LLC and if I can get funding for the land through any of these programs, at any rate these programs can point me in another productive direction or agency that will be more helpfulDREAM#2 my $25 ,000 NEED to purchase business land for wild food businesswhat CAN i do today?.... 

The others backed away as i moved back to my truck, went to the local pet store and bought myself a bunch of treats and 5lbs of food.   

Good food.

I try to use about 3 years or less as a break-even point, i.e. if my cash intake exceeds my flip proceeds in 3 years or less, I'm holding the property forever (well, maybe not forever). 3-5 years, I'd have to think it through, as it depends on the neighborhood, long-term appreciation prospects, ability to replace the property, etc. 5 years or more, I'm flipping. 

Also we go across the street afterwards to "The Local" and have a beer, coke, food and talk real estate.

The people who were renting out the side I'm going to be renovating/occupying left a bunch of stuff in it; couches, mattress, food in the fridge, trash in various places, etc.