Did you have to get that tree over the house removed or just trimmed down?

We do annual inspections in fall, make sure the properties are ready for winter, trim the trees and bushes as needed and fertilize the lawn.

We do have a tax assessor web site where we can pull up individual houses and owners but no way of trimming down with filters.

This closing may need to include title insurance and all the other trimmings depending on your answer to the above question about passing title (or not).You have potential issues with the Dodd-Frank Act, with imposing a balloon payment, with properly notifying at least two offices of the county of record (treasurer and assessor). 

If you have tons of tree limbs falling on lots of units, that's less "random" and more of an issue around deferred tree-trimming maintenance.  

FoundationFramingMEP roughInsulationDrywallTrim and cabinetryCountertopsMEP finalSome people do paint after trim, some after countertops.Construction doesn't really change a whole lot in terms of order of operation... building a house or a skyscraper, that's pretty much the order it has to go in.

She wants me to trim them up but that could get expensive.

New laminate hardwood, New kitchen, new bathroom, new trim and paint, New CapX items.

Or, if units are renovated, the trim may be newer and you just may have a few wall corners or upper cabinet areas to de-lead). 

Some minor tree trimming really shouldn't cost too much and it pays for peace of mind.