@Joe SplitrockWe once had to commit to not cutting down a tree for the purchase of a property to go through.  

A tree fell on our house after we owned it for 6 months and completely destroyed everything BUT the kitchen (which we repainted the cabinets white and got new appliances anyway so it looked fairly updated).  6 months later, we got to move into it again and a year or 2 later, foreclosure since the housing market was bad and we moved to a new state.  

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How close are trees to your house?

I see the potential, so I put up 3 smoke detectors, had someone clean it out and get it to a broom clean condition, and I had a tree company come and aesthetically trim the trees so that you could see the water.  

This property is a 3/1 of about 1,000k' on a very-usable and private jumbo lot surrounded by trees.

Old clay pipe + tree roots + who knows what else.Anyone else who's done this, appreciate your advice and stories. 

That's not my cup of tea.

Again, I call the plumbers ASAP and schedule ASAP but want to make sure the tenant is safe.Electricity down, tree branch through roof, etc..In all cases, I work fast to make sure the issues are resolved ASAP, but until then, what are my responsibilities, or how should I handle it?  

I would look at it like a tree of knowledge where REI (Real Estate Investing) is the trunk, start moving up the tree and exploring the different branches, and their sub-branches.