So i take the path of least resistance and if they whine and need it lowered a bit and they again have been model citizens i would be inclined to do that as well before I have to deal with a turn over.

My inclination is to email the individual and tell them that there's been an apparent misunderstanding and suggest that they rent somewhere else. 

That's blockchain.I was going to say slowly but surely but with the pace at which this space is moving I am more inclined to say quickly and surely, blockchain will be the backbone of real estate and DeFi will be the backbone of REI.

My comment that I would "leave the trees for a future buyer to deal with" was merely an indication that, if I were the owner of the property and intent on selling it, I would not personally be inclined toward clearing the orchard's trees.Question 2 of your original post had asked, "If orchard won't deal, ... access is through the orchard easement and developing a home site would require the orchard to be cleared.

This dynamic is referenced as market compression, as the top level sees a decline the bottom sees an incline thanks to supply/demand cycle being over loaded with ever growing demand. 

The purchase price was included in the document as part of the arrangement (Buyer "A" offered list price so the seller would be more inclined to accept the arrangement).

I have been a customer of a VRBO cabin with a curved & inclined driveway with 5" of snow on it.

What interest rates are the loans spitting off - I'd be inclined to pay off in order to "clean house" but if these are sub 3% loans it might be foolish5.

She is Section 8 and probably cannot afford the repairs and it's unlikely that she has renters insurance.I would communicate with the Section 8 caseworker to see what your options are, but my first inclination would be to get rid of her as quickly as possible.

As to option 1, with the market being as crazy as it is, seller's aren't really inclined to take FHA offers at this time.