I would reach out to your state representative and let them know that PG&E is attempting to overrule state law.

I simply allow the buyer to be unrepresented. 

Others will attempt to sell and probably include the condo surcharge in the price of their sale.  

Not sure how much that tells you, but might be better than nothing. also depends on the type of property if its a rental being sold then ya most realtors will have a good list of folks looking for a rental with teh right numbers if its owner occ this simply is not remotely possible unless its a certain school district or certain style of home.. 

Will admit I'm escalating to some degree because I'm frustrated she escalated so quickly and didn't make an attempt to work through issues.

Lastly, simply raising the rent to cover the water bill seems like the easiest, however, should their portion of the bill exceed the amount I increase their rent by, then it'd be out of my pocket.I'm kind of at a crossroads here with making a decision and want to hear anyone's experience regarding the topic.

Just to 'let it out' I find him hateful and contemptuous of anyone who disagrees with him (small park owners, government officials, State regulators and of course any journalist who would dare attempt to report any news regarding MHP ownership. 

I'm simply a user of REI Reply.

Not disregarding wholesalers at all (I truly appreciate them and think they have a place in the market) but I feel yucky simply saying sell me your house for penny's on the dollar which is the primary reason for including the other options listed above.

They are simply a way for the broker to get an indication of your intentions.