@Charles Cooper hi, do you sell land in Joshua tree and know the zoning ??

"Some trees have acorns"

@Jess K.Hey Jess,I don’t think you’ll get very far making an insurance claim solely on the basis of soil cracks or the possibility of slope instability — it’s extremely difficult to prove or quantify whether dropping tree trunks directly caused long-term slope issues.

Quote from @Joseph Tubbs: Newly rehabbed rental in Center Point, AL which a tree falls on. 3/1 990sqft $70k purchase price contractor quote for fixing all tree damage, adding a bathroom(3/1->3/2), updating current bathroom as well as updating kitchen.

Issues with the park itself:Beautiful but way too many large trees — removal would cost a fortune.Roots were wrecking the utilities.  

The property has a big tree in the back that sort of leans over the fence as well into the neighbors yard. 

we are beginning big renovations on our home. we moved everything out about a month agoearlier this week I was told that we need a different type of coverage when the house is vacanttwo days ago, the contractor went over to discover a whole punched in the roof from a fallen tree limbwhat should I do?

In fact, we have an emergency option on our call-tree and over 90% of the time it is used, it is NOT an emergency.FYI - in the PMC industry emergencies are referred to as, "blood or flood" issues.

I've been reading a RE investing book for at least the last 2 years and the idea of house hacking finally seems to be the best initial strategy to begin my journey.My background has been in the capital raising/investment banking industry for the last 6 years being a part of tight knit deal teams helping raise over $250M+.Would any local house hacking investors be opposed to doing a 1-1 with me over coffee/tea to obtain your reality and experiences of house hacking both within our market and other markets you participate in?

Am I barking up the wrong tree?