He planned on doing this last project in 2019 but his health has deteriorated and is now looking to sell the land with all the architectural plans etc.

@Yuri Woitscheck My wife and I faced the same sell/keep dilemma with our home.

Everyone on the property is concerned about health and safety related to Covid and we are all vaccinated, except for the kids.

Well after waiting 45 days to close to a disabled Vet, after the appraisal, and inspections, he backed out due to health concerns so I relisted on Zillow and put for sale by owner sign in front yard.

And when I had to obtain health insurance for my family, state law requires me to also cover my employees.That's why I set up a separate C Corp management company for my rentals.

Yea there is no need for an eviction  here, I'd be out and call the health department to let the violations roll in and suing for my deposit back. 

It's not that much $$$, but it will give you great insights into the health and condition of your drain lines - if you needed to replace your lines (either under a concrete slab or pier/beam foundation), it will take a good amount of money to get them repaired.

Also added back are personal expenses paid by the company - health and life insurance, 401K, that "business meeting" you had in Hawaii, non-working family members on the payroll, etc.These combine to create a number called SDE, or Seller's Discretionary Earnings. 

Home got very nasty and we called the city health and safety office and they sent in an inspector and he testified in court the home was uninhabitable and they tenants had to leave. 

My elderly mother has seen her health begin to flag, and I am at a loss as to what to do with her house.