You can contest the judgement.  

Since I was able to purchase the home for $25K less than what was valued, I submitted a form through the countyhttps://treasurer.cuyahogacounty.us/en-US/contesting-property-value.aspxNow I'm just waiting.  

Exactly what am I supposed to talk more about, the nutters in a screaming contest?

Barring that, I would be careful taking the Deposit to pay for the missed rent, because there are some states where that isn't legal and you can wind up getting sued for a lot of money - it's playing with fire if they contest it.How I'd approach the new tenant:I would offer them a compromise and see if you can find something that works. 

I generally try to weed it down to one final contestant and their spouse if applicable and then run the credit/background checks.

I receive the deed upon her death but continue to make payments to her heirs (I gain control of the deed so there is no contest of ownership from her less than reputable family members)I don't have much experience with creative finance and this seems to be a unique situation.

You have a few options: 1) do as you are and let the tenants pay the difference so you may not make much if any profit, but they will pay the shortfall.  2) You can typically contest the assessed value of the home with the county. 

Than he invites the art school kids out, holds a contest for $10k 1st prize on best art done and thing was everything had to be enduring permanent affixed items.     

All wills will go through probate, and if the will is clear (and not contested) the court usually follows with the deceased wishes. 

Also, I will be contesting the taxes.