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Any upkeeping for a heavily wooded vacant land
hi everyone, I have another newbie question. what are the potential costs to keep a heavily wooded vacant land say for >5years?
I am a foreigner (but will set up a local LLC to buy a land).
Will this (https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/florida/os-ne-florida-man-fine-overgrown-lawn-20210430-lj4g4zyvxzbhdj5gelcq5hbdye-story.html) happen to me when i own a heavily wooded land? They are some houses built around the vacant land and I guess that will increase the chances of getting complaints. So it is just based on the possibility of getting complaints from neighbors only? If the vacant land is a part of the huge wooded land, I guess no one will complain. Is my assumption correct? Any insight will be appreciated. Thanks.