It might be the last to get hit, but the wound runs deep. 

if so, i would dig next to it to see how deep it is, it needs to be at least 18" to 24" deep, this is a barrier that keeps it from spreading past that. you will also just want to check for off shoots/ roots that may be going over the barrier, just trim them back. if the barrier is that deep and you keep the off shoots back you will be fine.

Unless your engineer supersize your foundation ie requiring 36" deep while it can be 24-28", then I don't think your project is anywhere near 150k, 100k should be enough.

Get involved, read for forums, listen to the podcasts and dive on in.

There's just too many ways to get something occupied before you get that deep in trouble.  

Hey there so I am a 22year old looking to eventually dive into the real estate industry, with so many different types of real estate investments opportunities out there from single family, to duplexes, apartment buildings, ect. i just want to get some feedback and advice before i jump in the industry, so what type of property was your first property that you obtained?

I am already deep into the blogs, and beginner training.

Brand new to real estate investing and looking to use wholesaling as a starting point to grow my capital before diving into buy and hold rental properties.

They live in very deep water and the meat is toxic (though the Scandinavians prepare it in a manner which reduces the toxins and consider it a {possibly} deadly delicacy.I thought it was now illegal to catch/cull these sharks due to their slow rate of reproduction and {fear of} declining numbers?

Now I am diving In mind first.