Got to be careful with urban farming in those areas - lots of lead ended up in the ground during the 20th century. That said, I'm in on the concept. For a few

Got to be careful with urban farming in those areas - lots of lead ended up in the ground during the 20th century. That said, I'm in on the concept. For a few months a year (at most), I just need a small, private, quiet room with net, electric, and heat. Other amenities can be shared. With a good plan and some solid leadership, I'd put money into it. But, there'd have to be some sort of contractual way to slow gentrification, if it took off.