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Suja N.
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  • Bellevue, WA
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Neighbor wants to inspect my trees

Suja N.
  • Investor
  • Bellevue, WA
Posted Jul 23 2020, 14:29

Hello BP,

I was wondering if the community could help me with a neighbor's request.  I have some tall trees in my rental property in the city of Seattle.  I have a neighbor who has repeatedly expressed concern that the trees could come down on his house in a windstorm. He wants to come on to my property and inspect the trees with his expert and do a soil analysis.  The trees do sway during heavy winds but they are also holding up the hillside and there is no way the City of Seattle would let me cut them down anyway.   I asked an arborist to look at them once and he said they look healthy but any tree, even a healthy one, could come down in a heavy storm.  Am I opening myself up to liabilities if I let him inspect?  I have owned the property for 13+ years and no neighbor has ever asked me for anything like this. I also intend to sell the property in the next year and I'm wondering if he could get mad and upset the sale process.  

Any thoughts or ideas on what to do?

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