What type of trees, if any, would you not want near a prospective real estate property, and for your area, what is a reasonable amount to estimate for tree removal?

I don’t remember everything I saw on the video, but I can recall: a downspout not finished bringing water towards the foundation of the home (probably causing mold inside too), a pipe somehow through a tree root, doors unhinged, chipping paint every where (here in Maryland you are in big trouble if there is peeling paint in a rental), siding dented, very low grade materials that will need to be changed with the first tenant turnover, among many other things. 

You're comparing apples that have fallen on the ground and the animals have been at them to ones that are still on the tree above. 

Typically, the neighbor isn’t required to trim/maintain vegetation originating in their property and encroaching yours...same amps with tree limbs.

While I'm on the topic, do you guys add provisions for things like playground equipment like swings or on-ground tree-houses?

Hunters strap them to trees & use them to monitor deer/ game movement in areas.  

Land pricing is not just as simple as $/sqft unless the land is truly flat, uniform, not trees, has all of the necessary utilities, road access, consistent soils, and no slope.  

Deadbeat homeowners will cry and hire a shady tree lawyer to try to stay in their home for another year for free.Joe Gore

To clarify, you may obtain an option to buy, but looking at students to buy an another option is barking up the wrong tree, most are broke!

@Brit Fosheeplease tell me you kept the palm tree wall paper with monkeys on it in the hallway.