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I hope this helps Google: 1. Review Local Laws and Ordinances - Understand Liability: Property damage liability laws can vary by location. Review local ordinances and state laws to understand the legal framework governing tree-related damage. Typically, if a tree on a neighbor’s property falls and causes damage to your rental, the neighbor might be liable if negligence (like failure to maintain a diseased or dead tree) can be proven. 2. Document the Damage - Take Photos and Videos: Immediately document the damage with detailed photos and videos. - Get Professional Assessment: Hire a certified arborist to assess the tree and determine if it was diseased, damaged, or improperly maintained. - Collect Evidence: Gather any evidence that indicates the tree was a known risk (e.g., previous complaints, warnings, or visible signs of decay). 3. Contact Your Insurance Company - File a Claim: Report the incident to your property insurance company. They will conduct their own investigation and determine if the damage is covered. - Subrogation Process: If your insurance company pays for the repairs, they may seek reimbursement from the neighbor’s insurance if the neighbor is found liable.

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