Enough time for interested parties to review and respond to the motion plus mailing turnaround.

Otherwise, you can give notice to do an inspection (check batteries in smoke detectors, change the furnace filter), but their personal life is their problem.

I’ve already filed the motion for default and should be able to give the writ of possession to sheriff before closing. 

I added a paved walkway because I didn't want a bare-trail in the lawn, and some motion lighting.  

Some examples of habitability codes are functional toilets, functional sinks, functional smoke detectors and carbon monoxide alarms, weathertight windows and doors leading outside, bathrooms must have a mechanical vent or an easily opened window, a bedroom must have an easily opened window and either two electrical outlets or one electrical outlet and a light fixture and all pipes, plumbing and electrical must be per code.

I would verify the presence and operation of smoke and CO detectors, ensure there are no apparent safety hazards in the home, and make a plan to non-renew the leases when they come up for renewal. 

That’s your signal that probate is in motion.

A lot of times we under value networking but for those who have gone on to be successful really keep networking in constant motion.

I also have carbon monoxide detectors in both units and there's no trace of increased CO2 but I'd still like to address asap.

We change furnace filters every three months and at that time we have a quick look at the interior, checking the operation of smoke/CO detectors and plumbing.