Nice compromise but it does look better for lease/option tenants and it wears better in the main living areas if they vacate.

My position is that this is a beautiful shade tree that, if removed, would not only compromise the energy efficiency of the home but significantly reduce the value of my property.

Because of the amazing public transportation, people will not feel like they are compromising.

I have attended Pace Morby seminars and seems like a profitable risk, but worried the legal consequences would exceed the "sub to" profits and compromise my license.  

IMO, it is a compromise between appreciation and cash flow.

You can always negotiate a deal with your tenant and work something out to compromise with one another.

Second, standing up for what you believe is admirable, don't compromise!

Also, if the county purchased the property at a tax sale, commissioners have the discretion to enter into a compromise agreement with the owner for less than the whole amount due, subject to court confirmation. (72 P.S. § 5876).Under the state's Municipal Claims and Tax Lien law, some counties provide a nine-month redemption period during which you may redeem the home. (53 P.S. § 7293).

, and offers three options: Tenant agrees; Tenant rejects and acknowledges they will be vacating within the period required by local law; or, they may request a compromise or other changes, which will be considered and responded to.

The risk of compromising the potential trust and respect between you are your tenant is not worth it at this point.