They have a very shallow root system, and from those roots emerge shooters, which eventually become new aspen trees.

Has anyone experienced tree root damaging foundation/sewer pipes?  

Some investors, such as myself, are choosing to rent their primary residence in San Diego and invest their capital in other markets, due to the low cash flow returns in SD, and the relatively low rent prices for a primary residence.That said, I am huge fan of the lifestyle in San Diego, and I'm still looking for ways to put down roots in this city that I love while not completely sabotaging my investment ability for the next 10 years.

I disagree in what you say that you don’t learn investing OOS I have learned a lot the most important skill I have learned is I can successfully plant my roots in any market.

This can shift and break or sometimes have tree roots growing in them.

The total came out to $310 (service fee included).Certain things aren't covered, such as tree roots in your sewer line.

Got some new ideas from the older guys long rooted in the game.

I am most of the way through a project that was built on a 40' wide lot, part in flood plain, with a tree that required critical root zone protection in the middle part of the lot.

One of the most common questions when it comes to non-performing loans is rooted in pricing.  

Found a property I like, it's a tri-plex and the basement is covered with mold from the outside ground level to the floor of the unit, also there is a huge tree in the back yard and the roots are all over the back yard ,no grass I suppose because of the roots and all the gutters are filled with stuff from the tree(s) 3 bedrooms upstairs and 2 in the basement nice size bedrooms too, question is Is this an up-hill battle ending in defeat or can this property be saved????