The root of "investor" is "invest", and you have to have something to invest. 

This can cause damage to the side of the building, excess water retention, animals jumping on the roof from the tree, trees popping up your sidewalk with the roots  and also cracking your foundation in some cases.50's and 60's come with their own issues as well.

@Benjamin Miller we are rooting for you!

Are you going to have to redo all your sewer lines hooking up to the city because tree roots have destroyed them?

A "similar issue", unless it was the same pipe, in the same area, due to a known abnormal issue(tree roots, a break, etc) wouldn't necessarily be related.

Well the camera couldn't get through all of the roots.

My family decided not to relocate because of deep family roots in our area.

The specific company I'm working with is called Rooted Capital Companies.

I find my tenants often make good money but need a place for a year because of divorce, job transfer or newly married not sure where they want to put down roots.

Difficult to put down roots but maybe not so tough to find good representatives (realtor, prop manager, etc) where you're headed and maybe invest from afar...