What does the lease say about inoperable cars, appearance of the property?

As a landlord, it doesn't appear you would receive any of those fees.

I guess it only matters if you get sued or a notice to appear. 

The steps initially appear pretty doableFind the propertyRun the numbersGet the financingMaintain the assetRefi once stableMy concern is in the exit strategy.

I dont have much specific advice to help you with this one as it appears you may have just blindly trusted the system you bought into and now find yourself in a pickle.with these types of assets it rarely gets better so careful throwing good money after bad.U may need to just liquidate and and regroup.I dont suppose the company you paid for all this education and system is stepping up for you hear in a financial way ??

This appeared to be near or at the municipal connection in the street.

There appears to be  no legitimate reviews of the company on their website etc.

However, I just checked a national underwriter's manual, and it appears CD's are insurable, but there are criteria unique to them. 

I figured I would try out the "help" button that appears on every transaction when you go to "book" it (e.g., categorize it after it's imported from a bank account feed).

Very rarely are properties or investments exactly as they initially appear.