AND you say that you also get there stated physical impacts, so with that your ASKING there assistance in coming to a REASONABLE Accommodation that both meet's there needs AND adheres to the rules of the property, other tenants and all applicable statues and regulations. 

Funny part is they did this during covid and there's a law stating 4 to 6 years statue of limitations but the judge in Harris County has ruled in favor of Yellowfin.

Purchase price: $360,000 Cash invested: $22,000 3 unit home in Upton Marble Hill. 2 of 3 Units are rented and bringing in $2400 a month in gross revenue.

They expect a marble looking quartz or a builders grade granite?

The realtor when we bought the place said if you place a marble at the deck side of the floor, it will roll slightly before coming to a stop, but I never tried.

Marble countertops, tile floor, touch screen bathroom mirror, etc etc. 

The 30k custom granite backlit monument sign on etched italian marble announcing 'The [your name here] Group' is a great photo op for your Facebook page but it mostly it is just an irritant to your landscaping contractor.  

If the tax certificate holder's heirs are outside of the statue of limitations, which I'm assuming they are because they never took possession of the property, that's a big load off of me.

The hot mop dude takes pie when pie is passed, the Marmorino plaster artist also books two jobs at one time thus he will hold you up if your schedule is not in stone and you want that smooth marble look not popcorn from the guy with grease stains on his rear. 

You could offer to trade the property for a packet of m&m’s and unless you meet one of the above criteria be in violation of the statue.