We both know everything can be pot over tea kettle in the next 3 months, nobody can say what things will be then, so I can lie to you, make up some story of what things will be, make some offer and call it good for 3 months, and when you call back in 3 months because let's face it, you will, I get what your trying to do but it's not gonna work, this place won't sell on the market.

Assuming it was 50’.Had a tree root problem and ran about that with a cutter head.

They cannot have it both ways...either they maintain the pool (which in fall entails emptying the skimmer daily if trees are nearby) or they pay someone else to.  

Hello Community,I am doing due diligence on a deal in Florida and one of my colleagues on the R.E partners discord (https://discord.gg/pKh34Yu3PM) mentioned that large trees/forest is actually a deterrent for high winds from impacting buildings in hurricane rich areas.

We have plenty of farming land and tons of trees around these parts. 

Each of them had different family members from different sides of the family tree who were interested in selling.

Lots of pretty trees, two good fishing rivers, cheap land.

I told him yes, I was removing some tree limbs that had fallen in the last storm and retrieve a ladder the tenet had borrowed from my stall in the garage.

If not, it still may be just fine, but you may want to ask for a list of the work done in the previous year so that you can build in a fudge factor on if some of it was done poorly and needs to be completed again.3) Watch out for TREES!  

Go drive and find 100 vacant properties and either get a picture of make a couple of notes of conditions ....i.e... boarded up, tree on house, code violation sign, overflowing mailbox, yard overgrown etc...2.