We also look for evidence of extra people and pets not on the lease.

Someone on another forum suggested to DIY with Termidor, but I've read that you can't even get termidor on your own, and then I wonder if there would be issues with doing it correctly, as well as liability.What do people on here do, get a one time preventative treatment, or wait until there's visible evidence of termites before doing any treatments?

If you end up going to court how would texts be admitted as evidence?

When I inquired further the listing agent said FNMA makes their rules but often don't follow their own rules.Now as far as the contract, it does state in the Florida State contract, that:"TITLE EVIDENCE AND INSURANCE: At least ______ (if blank, then 5) days prior to Closing Date, a title 112 insurance commitment issued by a Florida licensed title insurer, with legible copies of instruments listed as 113 exceptions attached thereto (“Title Commitment”) and, after Closing, an owner’s policy of title insurance (see 114 STANDARD A for terms) shall be obtained and delivered to Buyer.

The police won't be able to help you unless you have evidence of who it is, and if you can get a license plate number then you can back track the issue.

I would evict for that kind of drug evidence.

I'm not sure I can take much legal action as a lawyer would eat up a lot of the fees, but I have reached out to them asking what evidence they have that wouldn't support the increase and why I was never informed. 

Pay the fine, show the evidence, or whatever they want.

What evidence do you have that the furniture was yours?

You need evidence they caused the damage (you have none) and then you can only charge a depreciated amount.