In general, if you are going to live there, stay away from the Tree streets (streets named after trees) north of Lake St. 

The tree belongs to the house.  

I spend a good deal of time in Vegas and I can handle 110 no problem because the humidity is only 10%.we are in KC before we get there and its 90 and I think it said 75% humidity.. so that will probably be somewhat uncomfortable... we get about 25 to 30% humidity here in Orygun just because we are in the green trees.. but this year has been hot we had a few days over 100 and about 15 over 90 but it cools to high 50's to low 60's every night. 

The general idea is to grow it and yet realize it doesn't grow on trees.

I would probably expense the tree as a repair in that case.

You are doing something that will endanger future homeowners;3. 

You can definitely fill the cracks with epoxy, but the downside is that it wil never look good, or the way you truly want it to look, and if there are already a bunch of cracks, they will only get larger over time from settlement, or tree roots etc.  

:-/I used to have a gorgeous pomegrante tree and 3 citrus trees.  

Some local favorites would be places like Dick's Last Resort [sassy waiters is the theme], Silo, The Fig Tree, & the Hard Rock Cafe is usually a pretty good time.The Riverwalk is a bit more commercial than it used to be but still has enough San Antonio feel left in it to have a good time.Enjoy!

This can be things like exterior trim and paint, sidewalk repair, tree removal, and sewer repairs.