I forget the exact term, but since we have the metal roof our electric company gives us a kickback every month because we are energy efficient in choosing the color.Our house on a 100 degree day will stay an easy 78 with out air running, and that has mild tree coverage.

Once you have a couple chargers and batteries you can just buy the bare tool.I have 2 drills,1 impact drill, 2 sawzalls one regular, one pistol grip which works awesome as a tree trimmer as well with the right blades, jab saw (multi tool) this is probably one of my favorites, you can scrape floors, under cut door frames,cut drywall, lots of other uses to.

Just take a Saturday or a few hours when you have some to drive around neighborhoods for houses that have unkept lawns, overgrowing trees or that make you think what the hell is going on here.

It's easy to frighten tenants out of calling for minor repairs.Late in the winter, I will go around and prune trees and shrubery.

I hired a gardener to come in an trim all the trees, install sprinklers, and clean up the backyard (lots of debris from previous owner).

See the forest for the trees and then make a decision on this property in the context of that bigger picture.

Looks like you've got the right idea, listening to the bigger pockets podcasts, I've often heard that if you have 6 hours to cut down a tree you should spend the first 4 hours sharpening your ax. 

My tenants mentioned to me that the neighbor behind my rental property has been complaining about the branches from a very large tree on my property extending over into their yard blocking the sunlight to their garden. 

I don’t know  anything about Peerstreet and Yieldstreet (sounds interesting though) but I did buy some land and develop a commercial export banana plantation several years ago; 50,000 trees, 50 field workers, aerial spraying and contracted buyer. 

Too many people think it’s okay to chain a dog to a tree and leave it outside in the cold and rain, but I don’t go for that.I’m in an unusual situation in that I’m a landlord, but I also work for my town’s animal control.