Can tenants decide to cut trees or bushes without asking permission first?

I don't think they would mind not having a front street and things like feeders, trail cams, tree stands, etc. don't really do anything to the land and would be put up by the people leasing the land. 

Try to contact @josh Anderson on here (from tea,sd) pertaining to the seasoning issue.

When we arrived the first thing you see is the property was completely overgrown with vegetation, 2 foot high grass and weeds,  large dead limbs hanging from trees, one even on top the roof.  

Here are the potential numbers:Rent = $1400/monthMortgage = $959Home Equity Loan = $552Prop Mgmt = $140 (10% of rent)Vacancy = $70 (5% of rent)Repairs = $70 (5% of rent)I have a couple of big trees that need to be removed because they are causing issues to the back block wall and raising the driveway/entry sidewalk causing a potential trip hazard.

The lots looks to have mature trees, too. 

Around 33 Minutes she starts talking about the processes they do and around 37 minutes breaks down the structure.If that isn't your cup of tea, then all I can say is I have yet to hear a residential PM that doesn't have some negative feedback locally.

Given we have a very large quantity of properties and we strip our rentals down to just grass and trees to cut overhead on maintenance.

@Erin N. just so you're not barking up the wrong tree...a conventional loan will not work.

Many investors “Miss the forest for the trees” and don’t realize that owning properties in an LLC can create problems for future financing.