I was leaning towards doing that this weekend - I was just worried that a GFI may be signaling a different problem.

She didn't get a convenience store and gas station though, just the school house, farm, and cemetery.

Despite the fact that it's convenient to buy here the amount of money that I'd have to tie up to generate positive cash flow is far too much to make it worthwhile.

I'm leaning towards property #2 or something similar but I have some work to do.

I have a choice I'm leaning towards, but don't want that to color your answers, so I'll leave it out for now.

Walls are leaning, concrete buckling, etc.

He is doing additional research before he commits to an answer, but is leaning towards the same approach as I got from the TurboTax adviser.

I'd lean toward a 10% bump at most.

The neighbor however is permitted to remove or trim any part of the tree that is infringing into their property (limbs, roots, even the trunk if it's leaning over the property line) even if that results in killing the tree.

I would lean toward that.