@Bruce Woodruff small claims are maxed out at 12k, but I had so much evidence that I convinced him, if he didn't want to lose 50k, he would pay 6k extra and sign a contract with his car as collateral 

(and this is why when ever I make a claim I provide numbers, graphs, proof evidence screenshots, so that no one can even TRY to dispute my claims!

If she is claiming a financial hardship due to COVID-19, I will need enough evidence to verify the claim.

Purchase price: $82,000 Cash invested: $55,000 Bought a REO property that had broken water pipe evidence in basement.

I wouldn't leave it to the tenant to fill out this very important piece of information/court evidence.

Owners can agree with or dispute this figure, providing evidence if there's a discrepancy.3.

Do you have any evidence that the house was a lab to make meth, utilizing dangerous chemicals? 

I have some very anecdotal evidence that bookings are fine and that some initial numbers that came from BP concerning Sevierville in particular weren't accurate.  

The second problem of the Landlords is that they evidently have nothing in WRITTING from the Tenant stating that the property was in "good and satisfactory condition" at the time the Tenant signed the lease, or, no video documentation to back that up.

I don't think it is fair to manage by assuming they are scamming with this stuff, if there is no other evidence to the contrary and they are good tenants.