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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As a practical matter, the listing agent will be highly motivated to fix this.  They don't want anything to interfere with closing the deal.  It's possible that you will pay a part of the costs, but I think that's OK.[/quote]

Why would OP pay part of the costs? [/quote]

Because part of the tree branch is on her property and therefore is her legal responsibility.  [/quote]

It's hanging over a tree in her yard, but not actually fallen on her yard. Does she still need to pay for that portion? Will they really cut off the piece hanging over her yard, and expect her to pay for it? In that case, doesn't that fall under "property damage" or "littering" or whatever the term is used for "throwing" branches onto someone else's property. The branch hasn't completely fallen yet, but the position it's in has moved it to the "dangerous" category.[/quote]

Not hanging.  It's resting on her fence and on a branch of a tree in her yard.  It is down, even though it is not touching dirt.[/quote]

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