Purchase price: $50,000 Cash invested: $10,000 Sale price: $275,000 Land investment: we went in with a logging partner who paid for the trees, while we paid for the dirt ($50k).

Just draw a tree diagram showing lines of ownership and that's how the money has to flow...

Have you tried Data Tree?

If you go to Pine Tree Legal Assistance site,   ptla.org   is information geared for tenants and landlords from a tenants perspective.If you are a tenant at will (no lease)Yes.

Gutters installed, new bricks,new toilet, new garbage disposal, extended fence, tree torn down, 3 stumps removed.

The plumber gets there and discovers tree roots in the sewer line so it takes longer than anticipated and your bill comes in at $360.

I also want to remove that big tree up front.

Two years ago I purchased this beautiful three story 10 bedroom brick foursquare in the North End of Hagerstown, on a historic tree lined street (Oak Hill Ave).

The 1 acre parcel only has an orchard and landscaped forest while the 2.6 acre parcel has the house, barn, utilities, and lots of untamed fir trees.

Properly functioning sewer lines don't need "maintenance"...My guess is, it's either an old clay pipe with tree root problems (in which case they should replace it, or remove the tree), or it's improperly installed / runs uphill (in which case, it needs replaced).