Many cities in the NW will require a permit to cut those down I know where I live you cannot cut a tree without a permit and you need to get an arborist to write a report that the tree is a danger. from what i see I dont  think the arborist would need to go on the other property to do a report but leaners can stay that way for years and years. 

@Brandon Morgan you often don't need a PMC - but, then YOU need to know what you are doing!

I want to know if it is possible to use this home loan for STR’s since I know STR’s (Under Tax Code Section 469) is one of the routes any RE investor can take to reach “Real Estate Professional Status,” and so use passive losses from my property to offset active, earned income (My W-2 Job in the future). 

If not, not a huge lossI would love to know if it works for youGino 

How do I know this?

I will update this thread when I know more.

I don't know the average home in Monmouth County, though.

If you’re thinking about growing your real estate investments, starting an LLC early on could be a smart move.Let me know if you'd like to talk about financing options for your first property!

Does anyone know a better deal for stamps?

It would be wise to consult with local real estate professionals, analyze recent sales data, and consider the long-term economic prospects of the area before making any investment decisions.Let me know if you're looking for funding for your RE investment.