And you’re correct, the tree is on her property so I’m allowed to trim but can’t enter her property without permission.

No laborcheapest windows I know of- $10k no laborkitchens $10k a pieceBathrooms $5k a piece Roof about $350 a sq  -$11,200Flooring $5000 no laborPaint $5000Plus odds and ends (trim, drywall repair, doors, locks, light fixtures, switches outlets, any plumbing/electrical work, hvac) $1000+++Did you do everything yourself?

BUT i can give you my numbers from my recent jobs:interior/exterior/cabinetry refinish and paint (includes all caulking of new baseboard and trim) - $5500new exterior trim throughout the entire home + new gutter - $3000flooring install w/ baseboard $2 per sq ftdont take these to heart as AGAIN, my guys arent your guys, my job isnt your job and it all varies :)

My VA uses the free version of Kapwing to trim the videos, adjust lighting, and resize them to 1 X 1 for Facebook and Instagram.

Also, you didn't mention this in detail, but when you said that you cut down a tree -- was that completely necessary and a trim wouldn't suffice?

It could be price but also could be, non-trimmed hedges that make it unappealing (had this happen once), lack of a dishwasher, and lack of great pictures....The fastest way is to drop the price, however, it is not the only way.

-Paint: Painting walls/trim through entire property. 

Unfortunately, I ran into a snag during the electrical trim-out inspection, resulting in a failed inspection, and the removal of the power meters from my property by Nashville Electric Service.

They claim they have had to trim the tree, resort to extensive clean-up and the excessive growth has caused vermin and other creatures to feed off the tree.I researched California tree law and learned that the neighbor has a right to trim the parts of the tree that are extending onto their property but don't have a legal claim/dispute against me unless harm is caused.

I don't run into too many people anymore who cope their trim or even know what coping is.