I was always interested in real estate and "read until I was dead" lol, but no one took me seriously until I put "skin in the game".

I know when I had a Cancer scare I sure did... without really knowing what I had the first time I popped on web MD I was going to be dead in 6 months...but here I am 6 years cancer free and living life..

This was an easy case to argue because the fallen limbs were a big problem and thankfully, my owner realized that.All of that to say, as long as the tree is not sick or already dead, the tree at our property seems to be a non-issue for you. 

Dead equity is a liability today that you could potentially lose. 

Dead end.  

It came with the lovely cat urine smell as well as dead mummified cat carcasses.

I use the "dead" money to acquire 2 other properties at 1 million each.

theres also some bluetooth dead bolts that can be used instead.

The payments are minuscule and better than having dead money in the bank. 

The 30k assignment fee may be near dead for now.Wholesalers and flippers are going to have to work harder to find properties that will fit the new mold.I am still buying distressed properties for cash and already have 4 in the pipeline with one I got for 50k that is in a $300/sqft neighborhood.