So based on this, the tenant is allowed to take a shot at fixing the door jambs any way they feel is acceptable, and if it is not to my liking upon their exit, I can then hire someone to remedy the situation and fix it to my liking.what is this nonsense? 

Did they not give you by a specific date to remedy the situation?

Document the condition thoroughly for future reference and estimates.If the property is of interest, it’s crucial to have professionals assess potential structural damage, electrical issues, or mold remediation costs.

You would probably otherwise be limited to private equitable remedies. 

Assuming you fail the first test, you will have to perform the remediation work and then call for a re-inspection.One you have a passing inspection you can apply to MDE for your Lead Cert (many lead inspection companies will handle this for you).Good luck!

Given the size of this place, remediation could easily run over $100K, which I am sure you would not want to be responsible for.

I had an 8 hour surgery that day and my husband and I (mainly him) worked on uploading our custom lease after the surgery and we were going to send it to her that evening.

Almost every new house I've sold when it comes inspection time still has plenty of issues to remedy.#5 Most buyers have never bought a new home, never negotiated with a builder, don't have an idea of even what to look for. 

The remedy is eviction, not ejectment.

If any issues were to come up, you can easily call a vendor you trust to remedy the solution.Short term rentals are obviously more time intensive but even then they can be easy to manage.