if the timber is merch  you should get a mill in there to bid on the timber.. hire a logger.. profit you use to knock the stumps out.your civil engineer should be giving you a preliminary cost to do infrastructure normally they will do these for free since they will be designing it all.. they would be the best bet anyone on line is simply  a WAG  

People are waiting in line to buy a $700 beat up house, knock it down and build a mcmansion.

That means that the post that you reported maybe didn't get removed, but another one did, and the poster in question got the official message to knock it off.

I live in a trailer court a mobile home trailer house I own just pay lot rent so other night we minding our own business he came over to stay the night because it was day of work and management was drunk didn't know to later but she was knocking on my door I didn't hear her as I was cleaning up a mess in bathroom my son made my older son said someone at door it was management she yelled screaming call my man all kids of names yell at me about my disability saying things about his sex offender registry and such in front of my kids made a much of threats and bunch of other things were said but problem was she did it drunk and had most of the neighbors on my street gathered together to watch or do this and then gathered around gossiping about me afterwards.

They will pay you income in the deposit plus they should knock off about 1% point in their loan to you since this is a hard asset as collateral. 

Right before Helene knocked the power out for a week! 

Knock on doors, talk to the neighbors, tell them you're looking for houses to buy.

The best way to think of it would be virtual door knocking.

I've walked in on Squatters, High school kids, former tenants, some rather angry Racoons, Stray Dogs and even one unhappy Deer.Even though I always knock, shout out throughout the house that I am there and who I am, try to keep an open escape route and continue to call out as I go.

With Shelly on edge, I knocked on the door, prepared to negotiate with someone who didn’t know us and wasn’t necessarily open to leaving.