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Sam Ojo
  • Investor
  • New Britain, CT
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Rental Property tree

Sam Ojo
  • Investor
  • New Britain, CT
Posted

Neighbors Large Oak tree is slowly damaging rental property. Squirrels, continuous branches large/small & acorns hit roof and cover yard. I Cant get the driveway paved until issue is handled. The Tree is on her property but hovers over 35% percent of my rental. So I went and got more than a few quotes, all averaging over $4K. I figured I would be better off cutting the branches that cover the house at a cheaper rate. After speaking with neighbor, she is willing to pay half for tree to be removed completely due to the inconveniences it causes her to. Question is,  should she be paying full amount?

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