This is especially true for single builds (compared to national developers who are building on large swaths of land and have their own workers and fabrication plants)

The property sits on just shy of 1 acre, which I have now found, I cannot utilize because the utility easement restricts any building or planting on the area within the easement. 

Tenant will not obstruct hallways, stairways, and other common passageways or use those areas to store personal property, including plants and footwear.

You're making lists of energy company, power plants, oilfield operations, and windfarm facilities.

Some of the largest companies have grounded their plants in the city such as Volkswagen, EPB Electricity and Power and Coca Cola just to name a few.

Prime and paint 3 bedrooms, $450.Remove texture from bedroom ceiling, skim coat, prime and paint, $250.Tear off old roof shingles and load into dump trailer, $600.Install walkway of paver bricks, $350.Pressure wash non-brick parts of exterior, $300.Etc, etc.So, after maybe five months, we had paid her about $11,000, and she went back home.Can/should I file as a "real estate professional"?

@Michael Plante$300 would be amazing, however I’m being quoted 1500-2000 here in Waynesboro and Chambersburg.

(hint , $) #3 Just know that most of the houses built before 1978 do have asbestos in the texture and/or joints of the sheetrock, but you don't want to have an actual written report saying that b/c it will hurt your profits.Oh, and make sure you use an independent engineer for foundation inspections (not someone affiliated with a foundation company).I hope that helps, good luck !

I sent them a link with a non-chemical alternative method to use a less harmful way to get rid of them, and suggested they take one to a nursery to see if they actually ARE dangerous, advised to supervise their child and dogs, just like they would in a local park, but I'm not about to run back and forth to the property everytime a naturally-occuring plant pops up on the lawn.   

Intel is a great example, who is building the largest chip manufacturing plant in the US right here, and it will be a $20 billion dollar investment that brings a few new thousand jobs.