If we weren't able to get the price I indicated on the open market the difference would come from our half.

Not sure what your state laws indicate, but here in North Carolina our State Bar Association approved forms have it built in to the lease agreement if the tenant files for Bankruptcy, the Landlord has the option to immediately terminate tenancy. 

Well, it’s one of the things that indicate you actually live there, as you are required to do.

Any indication on why it was removed and what they did with the old one?

You indicated a move out in January could cause “4-5 month’s vacancy”... if that is even remotely accurate you’ve got bigger problems than month to month vs term lease.

The quitclaim deeds erroneously indicate that the heirs received unbiased counsel regarding their options (but sheer ignorance may account for their approving that statement).  

When this indicator peaked, it’s a 3 year indicator of recession.

Asking for bi weekly payments is a indication that she is approaching her financial breaking point.

You have a police report indicating threatening behavior.

No special assessments or indications of anything  significant upcoming.Purchased in 2011 for $46k (foreclosure)Current value: $200k + (comparable units, in great condition - mine is NOT in great condition)Current mortgage: $27.5k @ $75/monthHOA: $323/monthInsurance: $34/monthProperty Taxes: $163/monthTotal Monthly expense: $595/month Rent: $900/monthTotal income: $305/monthI own two units in the complex, and plan to hold one of them long term for both the rental income and, potentially, a place for my son to live a few years from now (If you are familiar with the real estate market in the Seattle area, you know how hard it is for young people to find a reasonably priced place to live.