Not sure if it matters but the judgement and property are located in Carbon County, PA.

@Heather Carbone, I think you'll be looking for two different people actually. 

The inspection was already done last week, and I fixed all the repairs the requested, which was to add carbon monoxide alarms, and service and clean the Heat and A/C.

It is sad to say that most books are pathetic and virtually carbon copies of every book that contains knowledge about two grades below high school.What you need to do is tuck your money away so it stops burning your leg through the hole in your pocket. 

These are required:Rental AgreementSmoke Alarm / Carbon Monoxide AlarmMold & Mildew AddendumSafety AddendumSecurity Deposit Addendum + Notice of Security Deposit RightsMove-in Accounting (Portland)Condition at Move-in (Portland)If the property was built prior to 1978 you'll also need lead-based paint disclosures.

The company wants to create a carbon sequestering juggernaut within the walls of new homes. https://modularhomesource.com/...

I just rewired a fairly small 3-bedroom 1-story home, charged $21,000 and when all the tallying was done the cost for wire, metal flex, new light fixtures, 200-amp distribution panel, permits, carbon monoxide and smoke detectors, plaster and stucco patching holes, sales commission, labor and overhead was about $15,000 leaving me with a $6,000 profit (30%).

You will need ADA hallways and bathrooms (generally 36 inch clearance for a wheelchair to do a 360 or more) You'll need the electrical to exceed code and add carbon monoxide and smoke detectors that are commercial flashers for hard of hearing and blind.

If you want to run something continuous, use an air purifier with carbon filters.

The heater malfunctioned causing carbon monoxide exposure to guests enjoying the pool.