She cut down some trees. 

If you close on the property and then discover the roof is leaking, the main sewer line is nothing but tree roots, really any major expense, that can easily put a borrower in a position where they do not have enough actual cash to solve the problem, so the property loses value due to deferred maintenance, or the borrower digs themselves into more debt, making it even harder to get another loan to cash me out of the equation at that upper 20% of equity.

There's a tree 🌴 located 10 to 20 yards from my home out front by the curb of the road that the city wants me to pay $4500 to have removed.

This person made giant error and maybe doesn't have the skill to see the forest from the trees.

I can take some overhead shots once the grass turns green and trees have leaves. 

I'm thinking about putting some presents for them under the Christmas tree. 

Coaches are powerful because they see the forest from the outside where we only see the thickness of the trees surrounding us.

@Kaira Resch I'm no lawyer, and I don't know what your local laws/regs are for in a situation like this (so, you'll want to do your own homework on that)However, in many leases, I think there are often clauses that terminate the lease if the unit becomes uninhabitable due to some uncontrollable event (like a fire, or a tree falling through the roof).

Does it have a small kitchen, in a flood zone, septic system, plastic CPCV plumbing, tree growing through gas line, modular home, foundation repair, auction listing, property code violations, past due taxes, murder or method house history, pit bull next door, corner house, finished and leaking basement?

I do only have one roll of TP per bathroom except the master which gets 2.We also provide a ton (40+) Keurig coffee pods, creamer, sugars, tea, 40+ spices, flour, can of spaghetti sauce and noodles, etc.All that stuff is cheap when you look around.