I am just glad the closest tree is a tulip poplar that is extremely healthy. It’s five feet at the base and 30 feet from the house…I've spent disturbing money taking dying oaks down that are within striking range of my house. All since ~2012 when we had our last major drought. From what I've heard a lot of the death is related to trees that were weakened from that and became succesptible to insects and oak wilt.
Even if the tree doesn’t smash the house flat, if it goes the other way the root ball might just knock the foundation down on that side of the house. Arborist says it is extremely healthy. We have it checked every year. Just had a dead black gum taken down within striking distance that was big, but not that big. Giant ash very close a few years ago.
I am determined my next house is not going to have any sizable trees within striking distance.