I want to use that equity to get a loan to pay for a well, septic, and mobile home at a property I bought in Joshua Tree, San Bernardino County California. 

Does one side have a shade tree?  

Maybe a property needs trees cleared for a good view; maybe the owner has allowed the furnishings to become old and worn-out; maybe it has been mismanaged.  

Now soon after all this came to closure, the trees that I thought were so lovely almost ruined it all.

(project manager is in the veins)  My preferred starting method will be BRRRR.I welcome all advice and more than happy to gather for tea or something stronger (live or virtual)

Also an tree serve would have to come in.  

.- Two big trees landed on the garage as we were wrapping up.- Saturated ground caused some leaks in the basement that weren't there for months prior.The rest was pretty smooth.

Yard is tidy, no trees need to come down.I somehow blew away the spreadsheet I made last night based on a blog I read here but here's what I remember:Appraisal from last year states a MV of $120K, which is supported by sales in the area in the past year.

Look into getting a personal loan from companies like lending tree, look at other websites too I’ve personally used lending tree before.

Yes, there is a huge tree root that is interfering with some of our piping.