Absolutely agree with @Taylor L.Would you ask the tenant to give you a root canal too? 

Tomorrow he will receive a 30 day demand letter to remove the 14" stumps he left, grind up the roots, and fill the holes, plus remove or move the fence.Love Thy Neighbor - unless he tries to steal your land!

I can also give recommendations for contractors for repairs.This is my first response on this forum so please excuse any poor formatting.Daniel Root

I like the idea of sticking around here in a positively appreciating market that I’ve already got roots and an understanding of.

Before a problem takes root, make sure to start any land development project with a thorough understanding of the soil composition of the parcel of land you want to build on.

The PMC had been "in contact" with the rent assistance program, but clearly wasn't getting through to the right people or the root issue.

Lots of great local groups around, each with pros and cons:TRIG: meetups (zoom) once/month, paid membership, tons of local rooted investorshttps://www.trigofva.com/Hampton Roads Investor Group: Free, hosted by investor agents at 1st Class Real Estatehttps://www.facebook.com/group...Hampton Roads Landlord Associtaionhttps://www.meetup.com/HRLandl...

I am rooting for you!

I'm currently living at the park, working on grass roots marketing (flyers, signs, joing chamber, etc.), I've done some Facebook and Google stuff with really so/so results. 

My only thing is, if I were to finally plant roots in LA, I would need to either sell the FL property or take the equity out for a down payment since the prices are so much higher here.