Perform due diligence, including soil tests, environmental assessments, and surveys to ensure the land is suitable for construction.

I am curious about your thoughts on the new Assembly Bill 968 (AB-968), effective July 1, which mandates comprehensive disclosure of repairs and renovations from sellers who flip one-to-four-unit properties within 18 months of purchase.Thank you. 

Check to see if this fits with your wealth-building and portfolio diversification goals by taking into account your entire investing strategy and financial ambitions.Finally, carry out a comprehensive risk analysis.

I'll throw in a few more things to consider:Property Assessment:Structural Engineer Evaluation: Before proceeding, hire a structural engineer to assess the extent of the damage.

Re-assess their Risk/Reward on their properties and REI strategies and re-deploy.3. 

@James Wise  may know of him since he is Cleveland based@Dan Heimer  I ran into him at a mastermind and your pretty accurate with your assessment this mastermind has quite a few guru's in it.. and they do support each other all over social media..

Anyway, he assesses the situation and determines that the tree in question really has to go, but frankly the other two should as well.

If I had the choice in the two id have to do a serious assessment of both.

I agree with your assessment.

Same thing if there was a short fall and a special assessment was done, would you owe the new owner money since the deficit happened while you owned it?