Hey @Audrey Moss I would be happy to share with you.

Between the paint on the walls, and even the paint on the outside of the house ending up in your garden, you and your children will all get cancer and die.". 

Next time it rains see where the water flows or if you can’t wait get out the garden hose and test suspect areas. 

I've been there and this has been my solution. 1 fix plumbing issue2 spread lime (garden lime) thickly over affected area.3 let nature take its course our Florida sand sucks up moisture and nutrients in no time.

Seller may leave behind personal items for Buyer to dispose of after settlement at Buyer's expense, EXCEPT: hazardous materials (ie paint,oil, gas, cleaning supplies, grease, lawn/garden sprays or fertilizers etc), vehicles, auto parts, lawn equipment, lawn tools & tires MUST be removed prior to settlement. 3.

Here are my suggestions in no particular order (mainly biographies/memories, business-related,  or histories)The Fish that Ate the WhaleShoe DogNever Split the DifferenceTitanThe Success PrinciplesThe Boys in the BoatE-Myth: Real Estate InvestorMillionaire Real Estate InvestorWhen Breathe Becomes AirThe Immortal Life of Henietta LacksAlso recommend anything written by Erik Lawson (Devil in the White City, Dead Wake, In the Garden of Beasts, Isaac's Storm)Let me know if you liked any of these!

Some list sources won't include all of them, for example we have a duplex classification, 3 or more houses, multi family, garden apartments, and several others.

She claims she will clean it and there are no damages and she wants money for what she referred to as “sweat equity” that she put into making a garden in the yard with raised beds that she has since ripped out and left holes in the yard or mounds of dirt.

I am looking in the Sulfur and moss bluff areas currently.

Just wondering if any agents here on BP are engaged in any of the items described (Better Blocks, Community Gardens, Farmer's Markets, etc.) and wouldn't mind discussing with me?