The listing agent forwards me an inspection report that states the beam in subflooring shows signs of harmful water penetration and of termite damage.

Here is one I wrote, and you should read my other Blog posts too, and search all of BP.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10670/71992-education-and-mentoring-is-key-to-success-in-real-estate-investingHang in there, no harm done.

If I was your Broker I would just fire you & be done with this nonsense before your association begins to harm my firm's image.

As far as i know ou have to wait until the list comes out to buy them however if you know one is available there is no harm in trying (other than the time spent).  

Sometimes those losses actually put you in a better financial position if no personal harm was done.

Zillow states the following on their annual report, "If Real Estate, Rental and Mortgage Professionals, Home Builders or Other Advertisers Reduce or End Their Advertising Spending With Us or if We Are Unable to Effectively Manage Advertising Inventory or Pricing, Our Business Would Be Harmed."

If its level no harm done, if they are starting to go up...

Since the tree is in his property, isn't he responsible for trimming it and making sure that it does not harm other property? 

The people might want to do harm to the home as they are leaving.

I'm going to consult an attorney, but any help from experienced Texas landlords would be MUCH appreciated. THE SCENARIO: I've got a tenant couple breaking up, not yet divorced or legally separated. Husband has been di...