Now he is looking for about 350k and just from research ive been doing from comparables it seems like a decent price but it will need MAJOR renovations starting from paving the entire park, landscaping,tree removal, and some of the homes are in very poor condition that we will need to basically just get rid of.

The 1st mortgage is thru Green Tree LLC and the 2nd Mortgage is by BofA.

These trees grow fast and seem to be pretty whimpy in strong wind:  shortly before buying the house the tree lost a limb set and in our recent north texas storms we lost another (fell into the street blocking nearly the full road). 

I really liked the area near the river park mall for example, it was a neighborhood with a lot of trees and nice homes.

Roads, utilities, easements, access, fire truck turn-around space, setbacks, and trees to name a few will impact where you can build.  

Hello friends,I have a willow tree in my rental backyard. 

But I am very determined to have something under contract before I leave Indy on 20 Dec.I really would appreciate the opportunity to meet up and have a coffee or tea while I am in town.

Hi @Andy Munoz, the meeting is at the Double Tree in Culver City at 7:30.  

@Sean BrennanIf you're looking in the Nashua area I would suggest staying away from the "tree streets" and the "number streets" as they are called in Nashua. 

When we pressed about what was so alarming, we were told our agreement mandated that the seller leave all plants, shrubs, trees, and landscaping in place, which apparently was ridiculous to that particular agent....even though this is boilerplate language and unless otherwise agreed, landscaping always is included.