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Bryan L.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Brewer, ME
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Fruit Trees - what to do!?

Bryan L.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Brewer, ME
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Trying to plan my rehab on a BRRRR property and not sure what to do with a couple mature fruit trees.  This single family home has a pear and an apple tree in the back yard that are probably 50 years old and loaded with fruit (very delicious).  I hate to remove them but if they're not cleaned up after once the fruit starts dropping they'll be a mess.  

As a rental, do you think this will cause more headaches than they're worth?

  • Bryan L.
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