You have a mortgage (undesirable for an attorney to sue when bank owns most of the property)3.

the last time it flooded the water was 13 feet, more than ever in recorded history, with water and mud on the second floor. 

Should I mud/tape over the cracks and sand that instead?

I like to do 2 year lease for houses but they will be giving me 6- 9 months (Ive been getting a lot of undesirable applicants lately, feel like in 6 months Id have better tenants) I have read some reviews online theres a lot of bad ones mostly from the displaced people; I wanted to know if any renters have worked with them and their experiences.

I have put in marble, tile, and wood floors in this place, upgraded the bathrooms in marble and granite, upgraded the kitchen in granite and stainless steel, refinished the moldy basement and put in a luxury shower with an oversized custom mud pan.

That's what I do.If you start dipping below these ranges you're going to quickly find yourself in undesirable/D Class areas.

I have posted those conversations below as I am not going to allow you to attempt to drag my name in the mud without putting actual facts on the record.

I know the city of Jamestown intimately, and can give you a broad outlook of the neighborhood that your propery is in, it is a small city, with low income, and many undesirable people, there are drug problems, and lack of good paying jobs.

If it's not real thick you might be able to mud over it with a new texture and not disturb it at all.

Hi Ajay, i recently reno'd my 1967 residence and we had asbestos in the stucco on one external wall, drywall mud compound, and popcorn ceiling.