We use an awesome program called Legal Nature to create operating agreements and amendments/resolutions.

Much more management will be required as tenants (who don’t know each other) will get in disputes over A-Z reasons (theft, drugs, cleanliness, being too loud, etc.).

Your experience and expertise would be immensely valuable to me, as I want to find the most suitable and fair resolution for all parties involved.Please share your thoughts and advice in the comments below or feel free to reach out to me directly.

It's a financial risk that I would not be willing to take; the resolution involves a painful process and it may even require that the unpermitted work be removed/demolished - and as your agent advised, the inspection could extend to the entire structure. 

Either way, we intend to give this broker lots of business and I think this is a fair resolution for both. 

You can try to dispute some of the items but most of the time you won't win. 

It can potentially take longer if any heirs want to dispute their interest in the property.

I’m very sorry to hear that this happened to you and I hope it comes to a quick resolution.  

Additionally with marginal credit scores the interest rates charged if you could get a loan are likely very,very high.If there is fraudulent charges on your credit reports and you dispute them the reporting party has to prove that the accounts belong to you and show supporting evidence to the credit agencies or the mark should be removed.Credit does not get fixed overnight.

Quote from @Richard Elvin: @Mike Dymski There's a thread about that issue also: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/25/topics/1145696-pleas...There was no resolution to that thread.