If you have to replace your roof, you will need to have the panels removed and reinstalled by an authorized solar installer - quite probably the same company who installed them in the first place.

If there is evidence of intentional destruction of the property, you can call local police authorities, but in my experience, they do not get involved in any situation that "smell" of civil action; they will simply tell you that it is a civil matter. 

Definitely go the legal route here, don't rent out the basement unless you have the OK from the relevant authorities--it's regulated for a reason (fire safety, carbon monoxide poisoning, etc.) and your insurance will not have your back if something goes wrong.

The SEC says she and the company only owned 6 mobile homes.Some investors sued Van Gundy in late 2021 and early 2022 and she later filed forMore authority as receiver for Van Gundy and her company.

." - So we authorize the work.Contractor submits the quote yesterday for $8k and is threatening me about it. 

The housing authority also came out after I told them nobody is living there anymore, so they removed her from the section 8 program and they no longer pay a portion of the rent.

Damn brother, when ya'll sell BP to Facebook I think you've got a future as a travel author.

Our developers have all noted that HUD has gotten much better with this program in the last decade and it more depends on the local housing authority being good or bad.

I would go to the pest control company and ask where they were authorized to install these screens on your property.I doubt you're going to get $3k from anyone, but did the roofing company say what the $3k is for and why a handyman can't just go up for a few hundred bucks and remove the screens?

There are a lot of tenants that purchase ESA authorizations.