It already has the vapor barrier and sound insulation and sells for about $1.80 a foot. 

The entire crawl had to be treated total cost was 2500 for a cleaning treatment, remove old vapor barriers, and install new.

Those are more suitable for flowers, ornamental plants, and non-spreading herbs/vegetables.

You did not evict her, nor begin an eviction process against her. Be

Is this an exception due to her being threatened?

Originally posted by @Hal Thompson:My gut was initially to rent to this person, because she had a kid and for the last few years had references (including a lawyer who had rented to her) who said she'd been a good tenant.Do you think maybe the attorney was lying about her being a good tenant just to get rid of her?

.- the condensation on the walls or windows is primarily due to inadequate insulation and dew point problems caused by cyclical air temperature changes in the home.These problems can be solved with the installation of a proper dehumidifier, improvements to insulation and properly utilized vapor barriers, increased air circulation through the use of ceiling fans, proper furniture placement (not right up against exterior walls), etc.

Submetering was new to us at this time and there is nothing written in her lease about her being responsible for the water bill.

Not debating that you can work around it, but I guess my point here is if there is a no-friction way to accomplish the same thing, why not just have your broker (or his TC, or you) fill out the forms but with him (or her) being the agent of record on the transaction.

We are still looking into her being a PM for my LLC, which will also generate income for the rental I buy out there.