I bet they will give you the information you want in return for removing the review.

He did not have any chance other than get his clothes and he was removed out of the house.

Depending on the property one property could clear you over $100k or you could loose $20k a year.

Seems like he cannot differentiate btwn regular wear and tear and intentional damage/ Paint requirements: Interior walls, ceilings and other exposed surfaces in rental units must be kept smooth, clean, free of flaking, loose or peeling paint, plaster or paper and maintained in a sanitary condition.

In a perfect world all defects would be removed prior to closing and there would be no claims. 

Additionally, you may also encounter unforeseen challenges during the removal of the old home and installation of the new one, which could add to the overall cost and timeline of the project.On the other hand, renovating the existing mobile home to HUD standards with the help of a contractor may be a more cost-effective and time-efficient option.

Just try and avoid being caught in the offer frenzy and remove all FOMO as there will ALWAYS BE ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY in the future! 

I wouldn't remove any of the people you have who remain individually liable. 

In return the rent will go up in 45.5 yrs and appreciate by x times in 45.5 yrs ( the time to loose the $80K)!!" 

If there is one and it's not livable, I'd have it removed. 4.