If that was rents are going for and this person signed a lease with your company, or the past owner that states he/she provides the landscape..

From what I can tell, you were able to obtain default judgment, as the tenant did not timely respond to the court notice, and subsequently you obtained final judgment for possession (signed by a judge and entered into official record by the clerk.)As far as I would think, the legal matter was closed/adjudicated at that time - any lawyer potentially about to take the case to represent the tenant/defendant should have seen it that way in the system.

It’s just a quick cash grab for him—if he gets 10 people to sign up from his free seminar, that's $50,000 in his pocket, minus a few expenses.

There are no other safety concerns or visible signs of the fire left intact.

Understand the contracts you sign and how each detail of the investment can be effected in each scenario.

We signed up with the HERO program through a contractor called Elite Home Energy.

Besides, some actually see it a as a "sign of professionalism" (it was kinda odd to me at first) when they realize that I have multiple properties.I would agree, however, that if you are investing in some lower class neighborhoods as has been discussed on BP, I would need to take steps. 

The tenant should have inspected the water before signing. 

I may be missing something but my attorney would tell me if you don't have the cash for the deal you are about to sign, don't sign it and keep saving.What other options have you heard from an attorney?

They’ve proved to be very picky/not ideal and we’d rather move on.In addition, we felt remorse when we signed with them thinking that we should have sold it instead of renting it another year.