Little things like spotlights, cutting back shrubs and trees from in front of windows and doors, fences, locking gates, alarm signs, using cameras in some instances, caging AC units and placing the AC unit in the back yard behind fencing, using security doors in front and back and lastly keeping properties occupied.  

What is the real estate market like in this and the surrounding area? Looking to relocate down there and wanted to see how the market was. Does anyone have an advice?

topography (slope), trees, mineral rights?

Generally, anything that is permanently attached is considered real property and would be included.So, a building or tree = yes.A mobile home, vehicle, or piece of furniture = no. 

This is the lowest hanging fruit on the tree and some of it is even on the floor, waiting to be picked up.  

Because I have questions to ask before giving out advice so I know which to share depending on the individual needs and solutions that have not already been explored.   

this looks rough. really rough. cut down trees and pressure wash. or else the look will come back in 1 yrwish you nothing but luck simply because you jumped in!

Better to spend the money for someone to look and give you a answer or the cost of a solution to better judge what you should do.

And as far as Greentree tree they have been literally dragging there feet to prove they have the original documents with my signatures on it to prove they have rights to the loan or property .

I have ~$150k tied up in this that I'd like to use for buy and hold residential but it feels like I'm trapped.Anyone have any creative solutions to end my pain on this one?