If you can't get 20% then don't do it unless it's absolutely necessary to rent the apartment or it's a life/safety issue.

Hazardous Vegetation and Other Emergencies: Significant vegetation may be removed when the vegetation poses an immediate threat to life, safety or property, or the vegetation must be removed for other reasons of emergency (e.g., fallen over road or power line, blocked drainage way, or similar circumstance.I couldn't find anything specific about trees so you may need to look into that, but all the shrubs you should be good to take out! 

And the tenant would respond in writing,:"Your concern for safety is admirable however; neither the tenant or the landlord enjoy the privilege of the services of a certified fire inspector to safely determine if the alleged "buildup of grease" in fact poses a fire safety concern.

Nothing against motels, yet when I rent I like to have a little bit more of a permanent feel with safety and security of familiar people.

The key will be to get over the emotional need to always have *safety*.

Listen to basically every podcast.. every word you hear that you dont know, google it, then understand it.. prioritize your goals every week or so.. and learn about anything that interests you...  

If I were you, I'd be very concerned for the tenants safety and well being.

They are now working on to get the permit.Agent wasn't happy with the appraisal because it came back with a few safety issues.

REPORT A CONTRACTOR COMPLAINT TO STATE OF WI:Filing complaint with DSPS (State of WI Department of Safety and Professional Services) If you would like to email, mail, or fax your complaint instead of submitting it online, print and complete the Complaint Form and submit it to:Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional ServicesDivision of Legal Services and Compliance P.O.

I think it's more about prioritization.