If anything, I'd bring my issue up with the seller directly and look to come to a settlement outside of court.

rumors are rumors.. you never know what it sells for until it CLOSES and some states are non disclosure so unless you can get your hands on the actual settlement statement you still wont know. 

Where is your Divorce Decree, all payments and settlements are spelled out in it.A foreign student claims they are in country to take their MCATs(Medical School Entrance Exam), so they want a short-term rental paying cash.

Finally, a great lender and settlement company who are reliable and efficient.

I'm sure the two of you hate each other now, but if at all possible, I'd try to talk it out + reach a settlement. 

Talk to the settlement service provider (title company, escrow company, lawyer, whatever it is local to you) about these fees.

The claims people can go after the other unit owners to recoup costs; most HOAs leave ceiling damage settlement between the owners. 

Give them your best service and focus on getting to settlement with the help of anyone around you who is willing to assist.

Whether personal holding or LLC, you want to have insurance paying the settlement if you were to be in an unfortunate situation with a lawsuit.

Most tenants I’ve had would try to reach a compromise/settlement with me when they wanted to break their lease.