We will attempt a for sale by owner to start but, may bring on an agent if we don't get interest quickly. 

Or as mentioned above.

I'll dig into the section you mentioned.

The retaining wall on the property (mentioned we bought it on a hill with view) was going bad. 

I should mention it is a cash deal quick closing.  

Since he is not going to get his asking price he is not very motivated to sell and I have mentioned multiple times that he should rent it out but again no motivation. 

What that means is that if you rest on your rights (to stop the bad neighbor with the violations I mentioned) you may well LOSE YOUR RIGHT to enforce against me.The place I live now allowed the above situation to develop over years.

Do you know a way a can research bank in Maryland that offer the second processed you mentioned?

I strongly suggest we dig up the 12 feet of pipe and replace it because evidently there are a couple spots big enough to where you will be having this problem every year with tree roots.Total cost, parts and labor, is $2,500 to:Remove and stack the bricks (there are bricks laid over where the piping is) but will not reinstall themDig up and replace 12' of 4" piping [he didn't mention what kind of piping] from clean out to septicPut copper sulfite at the joints to eliminate any risk of roots growing around new piping

I'm concerned because you mentioned CAP rate.