That would pay off the VA loan, and you could then reinstate your eligibility with evidence that the loan was paid in full and use it again.  

Take pictures as evidence.

I'm thinking: Option A) Oblige with the request and have the tree removed/trimmedOption B) Reject their request and mention that the encroaching tree falling leaves and foliage is considered a “natural occurrence” and not a nuisance Option C) Reject their request and mention that they already stated that they trimmed the tree and to provide evidence that the encroaching tree has caused damageAppreciate everyone's time!

Come on, you all can't deny the confidence and credibility that comes with backing up big claims with stone cold DATA proof and evidence!

Base your offer on the evidence, not a projected future fantasy by sellers or agents.

The BOR looks for good evidence that it is overvalued.  

When the subject property isn't bracketed, as is the case with your example that started this thread, there is no direct market evidence that sets a range of values.

Their job base is very solidly diversified, the evidence of which came several years ago when the oil prices shot up, then down violently.

If so a bank appraisal is a good source of evidence of the value, or your sales contract that shows a lower purchase price than the assessed value.   

If u really want to prepare ask the prospective tenants who also smelled the smoke to send u an email stating they smelled it. 3rd party evidence of u ever need it and not a heavy lift