She is also my neighbor so I have been bringing her organic produce from my vegetable garden (she loves that) and even helped dog sit her dogs for free.

Vegetables are to be eaten with every meal and eaten first. 

I have plans for land I want to purchase to build self-sustaining animal sanctuaries with vet services, growing food for them.Also more land to build self-sustaining low income/homeless developments, with career assistance, training, garden including growing vegetables to get them on their feet and possibly into home ownership when they move on if they wish it and they can also pay it forward.

These generally don't require as much infrastructure from the county (septic instead of sanitary sewer, usually no stormwater systems required), and I sell them to consumers wishing to build their own homes on enough acreage to have vegetable gardens, chicken coops, etc.

They won’t sell because it’s spring and the vegetation will grow back this month anyways.  

I would like to move to Austin (as there are many like-minded entrepreneurs there) and want to live on a ranch with 2+ acres, so I can raise goats, chickens, and have fruit and vegetable garden. 

She currently has a single wide mobile home that is past the point of repair (will be demolished), the brush (trees, vegetation) is overgrown and needs to be cleared, and she is extremely motivated to sell.I have a few questions:1) The lot is located in a mixed use area, consisting of residential, mobile homes, and a few warehouses.

Look at all Cal-Fire yards & their a perfect picture of vegetation management, the rest of the forest not so much.

Lots of vegetation in the way.I see some opportunity as all that property is theirs, but it will take some work to make it cool.There are quite a few ocean front places north of Ocean Shores, like Moclips.

Oh, is that a intrasect vegetable or whatever gobbledie-gook your babbling on about?