I told him he could not sing in the building, and he said he would need to do his voice exercises in his apartment. 

Until the second year, when they exercised a special assessment of an additional $200 a month, every month that entire year.

I went from spending every dime that I made to saving as much as I could and spending my free time reading books, educating myself, and exercising.

If Owner’s right of re-entry is exercised following abandonment of the premises by Tenant, then Owner may consider any personal property belonging to Tenant and left on the premises to also have been abandoned, in which case Owner may dispose of all such personal property in any manner Owner shall deem proper and is hereby relieved of all liability for doing so.

It can definitely  get extreme like you pointed out but that is not the intent here.As for a mortgage company, they do have the right to access the property although they rarely exercise the right.

In Alabama, a lienholder must redeem from the tax sale before it can exercise any rights under its lien--foreclosure, execute on property, garnish rents, etc.  

I agree with many who say that the problem may be fairly easy to resolve, but you should check with an expert that does these kind of repairs to confirm if you are not experienced in the matter.But ... just for the mental exercise, let's assume for a second that the foundation issue could NOT be fixed, like you stated in the original post.

She is asking for help not if you need exercise.

If you want an interesting exercise about people's cars.

I did speak with my local attorney who stated that typically in his experience in this area, Northern Maine, that trying to pursue unpaid rent like this is an "exercise in futility".