I have this huge pine tree in front of my duplex.

They can ONLY be a dog or a miniature horse. 

@Pierre Pine How did it go?

Interior pine ceilings and pine/painted gypsum board walls.

I have been told to look around Hope mills area, Jack Britt school district  and southern pines/Aberdeen. 

@Rich Hupper timber is not universal.. what is valuable out here in the west may not be the case out your way.hard woods are not nearly as valuable as soft woods per acre. simply because of how they grow.think of pine and doug fir trees.. 3 feet around and straight up for 100 feet  and a stem every 5 to 10 feet.. think of Hardwood big trunk big canopy stem every 100 feet plus.. simply no where near the board feet per acre.Its not uncommon in our area to have 50k bd feet per acre were in hard wood country it could be a tenth of that. but I digress into logging minutia that most folks could give a rip about.. but I made millions doing it  LOL.. so there. !

I have scoured online and called multiple places with no solid information or documentation on the STR regs in Moore County (Southern Pines), North Carolina.  

Most of the closets are cedar wood and the basement is all knotty pine with a built in bar.

I think Pine is a lender, not a broker.

Linoleum is quite different than vinyl:  first it is not a petroleum product, but is made from entirely renewable components (linseed oil, pine rosin, wood flour, cork, gypsum); it is naturally antimicrobial {one reason it is used extensively in places such as hospitals, day cares, nursing homes, etc.} and it is quite durable.