These guys must be using boilerplate garbage... the suit alleged things that never even happened, and the park knew that based on conversations with both me and the seller in regards to what happened. 

Due to incompatibilities and respondent's alleged womanizing, drinking, and maltreatment, the spouses eventually separated.

Thats a big time allegation.

There are Medicaid eligibility issues for the Mother, now living in a care facility, debt and probate issues for the Daughter's estate, a false quit claim executed by heirs that didn't inherit the property, and a host of family members living the house with alleged claims to the property.I can't quite wrap my head around buying this one sub-to the life estate AND the unprobated remaindeman estate without having full possession.

I am not a lawyer, nor do I play one on TV, but from Avvo re: GA evictions, here it is for what it is worth:A residential landlord has a duty to accept a payment from a tenant who is in default if and only if the tenant tenders “all rents allegedly owed plus the cost of the [eviction]." [1] However, the tenant cannot wait until the last moment to do this.

Yeah, at the very least you can confirm the alleged damage to the apartment.

Former realtor.com® President Errol Samuelson and former Move Executive Vice President of Industry Development Curt Beardsley engaged in deceptive and unlawful conduct by passing highly sensitive information to Zillow CEO Spencer Rascoff and others in the run-up to their March 2014 departures from Move, the suit alleges.

By that time I had involved myself in that house personally more than any other, also sinking the most money by far into conniving electricians and duplicate labor.Having had enough of not being able to talk to the husband who she said got home late at night, neither answering their phones, I continued with the eviction after the two-month Failure to Pay Rent judgment, by which point she filed an escrow case just in time to delay it , allegedly paying into it just enough to string it along, and got a city inspector in there to now find an inch-wide hole the tenants had banged into the bedroom floor and the stains in the upstairs ceilings remaining from that one rainfall before replacing the roof.When I attended the November escrow case in which she tried via her sister's online "evidence" to show that I didn't own the house when we signed the lease, and I brought the HUD to prove otherwise.

In cases like this, since you have been put on notice by the client of their alleged injuries, you need to notify your carrier as soon as possible, because you DON'T want there to potentially be a ROR (Reservation of Rights) due to late notice of the claim. 

In addition we still need to seal the apartment so that the alleged problem doesn't continue ?