As we have a major hurricane Matthew coming to the east coast, with possible landfall close to us...I have done my best in the last two days, shutters, putting away potential projectiles etc...One question for those in the insurance industry, in case there are major damages, like tree branches crashing through a window, or fence down blocking walkways, roof damages, etc...items you MUST repair ASAP for tenants to secure the living quarters from further damages.How do you handle the insurance claims for damages you must go ahead and get taken care of, because you can't wait till the insurance companies to assign an adjuster to come say 10 days later to make an assessment and estimate? 

Solar panels increase rent because tree huggers like to brag their house has solar panels.

Oooh, but nothing that smells like pine tree through, haha.

Its a cool family tree with Robin coming from Ron Legrand.

One of my rentals has a tree that the branches are brushing on the neighbors roof.

For example, my lease states "Tenant shall be charged for repair of drain blockages or stoppages, unless caused by defective plumbing parts or tree roots invading sewer lines."

I once paid a framing crew a 24 pack and a Hot N Ready to trim some huge tree limbs lol.

You can't trim a tree here in Tampa without paying for a permit, having the inspector give you permission to trim and having him come back when the work is done.

Under 10 feet away in the other direction and there's a tree.

According to your first post, there's a "gap in a doorway" allowing pests inside, her a/c bill was jacked up because you "took too long" to fix the a/c, and you do a poor job of maintaining the property, because she's forced to look at an "eyesore" tree stump in the yard.