I was envisioning a casual stroll around the premises with a glass of iced tea, a high-powered flashlight, and a good pair of binoculars, and scribbling a few notes in a nice leather portfolio in between taking calls on the smart phone.

For example, if there are tree limbs toughing the side of the house or the roof, long term you are going to have (expensive) problems.

I like to be cozily implanted among big trees.

the plant sticks over slightly on the sidewalk-WRITEUP; the tree in the back courtyard needs pruning as it is too high or too wide --WRITEUP EVERY YEAR.

Would you leave the tree in the front yard?

I am real familiar with the city and the corruption particularly between the police and Pine Tree Legal.

Will you trim the trees that are on the property and fix the sprinklers?

I then attach a few photos of property (maybe the engine that was hoisted out of a car hanging from a chain on a tree).  

It seems as though the up in coming neighborhoods are in north west Denver which is tough for me because I work in Lone Tree so I was very excited to find something south of downtown.

Also, you just planted a money tree.