Hey guys,I need some help.My partner and I are working on the rehab of a house whose backyard faces the exit of a highway.Luckily at the point, where the house is located, the noise from the highway is not very loud as there is a considerably smaller flow of vehicles taking that exit of the highway.In order to block the view (and sound) to the highway exit and maintain some privacy, I am considering planting fully grown-up trees.Has anyone here done that before?

Buying a house you are not sure of the ARV is akin to driving highway blind!

It’s published by biggerpockets and it will teach you to do outstanding due diligence on real estate syndicators.

The area is not necessarily "booming" and the warehouse is located on a side street off of the main road in town so therefore there isn't any main highway line of sight.

I would rekey the locks and charge her for the expenses.When the rent check comes and the expenses is still outstanding, then I would use part of the rent to pay for the expenses, which makes her short on rent. 

Looking to hear others' experience and insights -  -How to quickly diligence outstanding liabilities (e.g. mortgages) that would not be wiped out by the sale?  

It’s right by the highway.

Keep in mind, even though, you change Title of ownership of the property, the loan will still be outstanding on the property.

Put a contingency in to have it inspected just before closing AFTER the water has been turned on and ensure those costs are paid by the seller along with any outstanding bills. 

I actually work up north near Highway 70 and N Hanley.