I have read recently in the wall street journal that the foreclosures and rentals markets were both going to become very attractive to investors in the near distant future.

What happens when they punch a hole through the wall and want you to fix it as a condition of renewing?

So I would really like a solution other than removing the tree.I've considered just cutting out the wood overhang of the roof, but then the tree might keep leaning over and end up damaging the walls.

Flatscreen tv's can be mounted right to the wall.

They will rent to "sleeper" zombies (also placed here by aliens) who will commence to eat walls and electric wiring of properties.Horrified, rental property owners will dump millions of properties onto an already depressed market.

I only had one prospective tenant ask me if the walls were insulated.

The asbestos fiber is hollow and will lodge on the wall of the lung.

I have a property with an old brick retaining wall that just does not look appealing.

"The farmers will be driving the Lamborghinis in the future, for the next 20 years, not the wall st. investment bankers" -Jim Rogers 2009

Now from the looks of the roofline it does come down very low on the sides and I'm thinking my worst case scenario would be to have to tear the roof including trusses and build the walls up another foot or so to make that side comfortable, and put the roof back on.