It doesn’t matter whose property the tree is growing out of.....the tree “owner” doesn’t have any liability regardless (unless it was an obviously unhealthy/damaged tree and they did nothing after being notified).....the total responsibility lies on the affected/damaged  property owner.

They're assuming your lying since you know the person.

Thanks for bringing this up @Avee-Ashanti ShabazzThere is no silver bullet for funding or building affordable housing, but the majority of new affordable projects built in the US today are funded through Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC, pronounced Lie-Tech).However, since the recent tax overhaul bill the value of these tax credits has declined and stalled out a lot of projects. 

While I certainly am not qualified to get into an argument with Google about technology, their platform is the ONLY one I hear complaints about.Sometimes, restarting the device can reset it?

Just saying there are products out there that you can use to achieve your goals without stretching the truth or lying by omission.Pro tip of the day:  There are numerous no income verification loans for investment properties on the market today (business purpose loans) that require you to close in an entity and you can use a new LLC. 

I'm a new landlord so you should also get advice from a veteran, but in my mind the biggest issue here is actually that he lied to you about the time frame. 

However, I do agree that having a realtor make up lame excuses and lie about if an offer was received or state there is a bidding war when there is not just in to drive up prices is completely unethical.

You can do it yourself, which has become possible thanks to technology but there is work involved.

@Phillip WittI frequent the biggerpockets forum often and while there are many CPA's/Accountants who are helpful in answering tax questions from real estate investors - I don't think any are from the Indiana area.With that said - Technology now a days allows investors to connect with accounts across the United States.

That's the way he did it and he kept on doing it despite technology making things easier.