@Heather SchmidtknechtConsider the added cost to remove panels and reinstalling them again if you need to change the roof relatively soon.   

If you have baseboard, it's probably best to remove and reinstall it.

We reinstalled it a few years later after we're tired of it laying in the back yard.8.

We fired the first one and the second one had to re-install the flooring the first guy messed up.

A poorly installed unit can drain condensate into your unit, rotting the window sill, framing, and damaging interior or exterior walls; they may make it difficult to re-install windows and screens properly also.

A qualified roofer should make repairs as necessary, such aspermanently fastening down the lifted edge(s), or reinstalling flashings.32) Trees and/or shrubs are in contact with or are close to the roof edge(s) in one or more areas.

Would love any thoughts on what, if any, legal recourse I have should the cost to fix the leak becomes more than the seller is willing to cover if we need to get a crane out to reinstall the unit. 

I installed Wallflowers from Bath and Body Works in every room, repainted all rooms (even those with white walls), removed all carpet and reinstalled new carpet, and cleaned all vinyl flooring in the unit as well. 

He tried reinstalled the original thermostat and wired the emergency heat to the cool terminal.

(Had to remove and reinstall all the windows due to the first guy doing it completely wrong).