I will recommend we do it via each state, get our roots stronger, and start reaching out to public officials. 

You could approach the neighbor and see if hey would change their landscaping or install drainage to prevent water from flowing onto your land.

The root cause of the issue will determine who is liable, or even if there is liability.

I've found in tight under sink spaces with short stubs it prevents disposal/dishwasher water floating/pushing residue up into the sink.

Also, if the land you're looking at is forested then what are the pitfalls to look for (I guess roots need to be removed and not just trees).

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I want to prevent him from saying 'go through the realtor.'

@Andrew B.You can also get an endoscope inspection camera on amazon for like $20 to look inside the pvc for roots or just leaves and dirt.