I would advise the tenant's attorney that 1) The first time you heard of any defect in the property was his letter. 2) There was no mold present when his client accepted the leased premises. 3) You have tried to investigate his claims and make any necessary corrections to the property but his client has refused access. 4) Describe your lease terms for early termination - what must be paid, etc.Also Google the attorney and law firm.

I've Googled this at length, but I find the information I come across very suspect and doubt that it's best suited for the REI community. 

Google REP hours versus W2 hours.  

Gurus leave that chapter out, but you’ll find with some Google (or BP) searching.Another obstacle is debt.

Multiple, billion dollar companies are investing substantial amounts of money into our area, such as Intel, Google, and Amazon.

Please Google to verify.Michigan, is not the best or worst, falling in the middle.Regarding @Jacob St.

If you have questions on what qualifies for something that can be depreciated then please get with your CPA or just google it some. 

Have them furnish paystubs, but then Google the company name and call the listed phone number to verify what is on the paystubs.

Population is growing aggressively and jobs are moving here especially with major employers like Intel, Google, Amazon, Nationwide, etc.

Google change of management real estate forms for your state.