If worth the time and effort, the landlord can file a motion to vacate within the statutory period. 

In CA, was required to put motion detectors on lights on all entry points and in all bathrooms when doing a 1200 sq. ft. addition. 

We hired a pro water remediation company and asked them to remove dry wall, base boards, carpet, and drop fans, dehumidifier equipment, as well as apply any anti-microbial disinfectant, etc.

Non club members : Buy tax deed, file to foreclose in Land Court, motion DENIED.

in order to resolve this, it seems you need to file a motion to quiet title. the motion will go in front of a judge and probably go to trial, even if its not contestable.  

@Eric EarleyWe just went through all these motions and are set to close end of the month.

If you can incorporate small items, in line hot water, upgrade thermostates, high-e funrance and air, dehumidifiers, these things will justify a higher price in mid and upper middle income properties, IMO.

It would have to be separate motion.

I'd put up a construction fence with several big and clear "NO TRESPASSING" signs.Then I'd wire motion sensor flood lights in the front and back out the home, out of reach.And last I'd pay a security company to mount a camera out front.

Make sure you have a dehumidifier running.