Hang tight @Kenji Tominaga  - hopefully we find a solution soon enough! 

I'm unable to come up with a solid solution here (adding a separate gas meter is too expensive.) 

Looking to start ASAP :)"The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago.

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They put their old hand me down furniture and cheap plastic Dollar Tree kitchen utensils in there, pass off the management to Vacasa or Evolve, and expected to make a killing.

I specialize is finding unique solutions to novel problems and have a robust team/network of quality contractors.

Just trying to determine what’s the best solution.

There should be a law limiting how close a tree(or type of tree) can grow near a property line.

We're based out in Doral and currently running a company that offers property management solutions.

We are looking for a solution that would meet both of our needs