Now onto the green fields of glory where I torture myself with unrealistic expectations of my golf game while blaming the ball, club and periodic tree of why my score is not sufficient for the tour.  

I can't tell you how many posts I have read where a furnace went out or a tree fell on the house, etc.  

Be careful not to miss the forest for the trees.

If a tree branch comes down in a windstorm on a vehicle of a guest at my house, I am not responsible unless I had reason to think that the branch was bad and was going to fall.

If this is an older property (1950s or older) then it may be on clay sewer pipe which is prone to crack over time ... also if there are mature trees or vines out front, those roots have a way of finding nutrient sources, and sewage is excellent fertilizer ... so a small leak can turn into a big problem if filled and expanded with roots.

I'm a retail net leased investment broker based in Los Angeles, and I specialize in single and multi-tenant retail properties leased to the national credit "daily needs" tenants ranging from the top grocers (The Albertsons Companies, The Kroger Company/Ralphs, Wal-Mart Neighborhood Center, Trader Joe's, Sprouts, Whole Foods), to the drug stores (Walgreens Boots Alliance/Rite Aid, CVS), to the discount retailers (Dollar Tree/Family Dollar and Dollar General).  

The tree street area is filled with people who do it I highly doubt it will be an issues 

- What kind of trees are on the property and are they healthy?

After a few years of planning, we said our teary-eyed goodbyes as Kaleigh and Michael left Georgia for their property in Missouri that would be the setting where their dreams would play out.As Michael cut the trees and formed the logs that would become their cabin, Kaleigh worked on growing their collection of goats and chickens.

Usually not a good idea to give tenants the task of pruning trees and shrubs, as they can destroy those in no time.