I have found that, as a general rule:> price does not equal quality - and this applies to most things in life...This applies to cigars, scotch, bourbon, steak, vegetables and many other common items.

That depends on hills and vegetation.  

I've lived abroad for a decade and negotiating is a part of daily life; from buying vegetables at the market to a new washing machine.

I went and seen it today. 1/4 of the rear fascia is gone, some of the soffit has vegetation growing on it, the shingles looks “okay”, the wood under the shingles are planks, the crawl space in the attic is very small, the air handler will more than likely need to be replaced, because of mold concerns I would budget for the duct work as well, but I would wait for the a/c guy to look at it.

For a few years before coming back to this town, I grew organic vegetables for other farmers in rural Ohio.

The property was drastically overgrown with vegetation, the backyard looked like Vietnam!

Wetlands will be delineated in large areas but unless you get a wetland specialist to give you a wetlands report on the specific lot its still not that accurate.. you may have one you may not.. but again if you have standing water Bull rush's and other wetland type vegetation its easy to determine.. if your looking to split the acreage up.. the country is going to make you do all those reports anyway. 

Our tenants in SFRs are responsible for lawn care, edging, flower and vegetable beds. 

Well, the mold hyphal matter (the spores/seeds, branches, etc.) have the allergen in their proteins.  

I have a modest income (I'll make just under 60k this year) as a Vegetation Management Arborist.