The letters in fear stand for false evidence appearing real.

That is asking for trouble and I would turn him in with any physical evidence you have.

Evidently one of the renters had a pit in his semi and only visits every so often as he is a over-the-road trucker. 

Furthermore I would have evidence that, when they came in and took down the camera the house looked great, if I ever need that.

Keep the pictures you took as evidence in case you have to go to court. 

Tenant shall use reasonable efforts to maintain the dwelling unit and any other part of the premises that he occupies in such a condition as to prevent accumulation of moisture and the growth of mold, and to promptly notify Landlord in writing of any moisture accumulation that occurs or of any visible evidence of mold discovered by Tenant.DISCLOSURES: Tenant acknowledges receipt of the following documents: EPA’s A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture, and Your Home (PDF format may have been emailed instead of actual paper pamphlet)

. - I'm not sure how NY laws specifically interact with contract law and labor laws, but from my experience in my market Mechanic's Liens are a great example of the manipulable holes in our system.The mechanic can certainly file a lien, with little or no evidence. 

That's what you get on the internet ...Thank goodness the internet also is frequented by really good folks who can give proper guidance, as this thread evidences.

This will depend on the extent of the differences between the special or unique property and the more traditional types of houses in the neighborhood and the number of such properties that have already been sold in the neighborhood.When appraising unique properties,if the appraiser cannot locate recent comparable sales of the same design and appeal, but is able to determine sound adjustments for the differences between the comparables that are available and the subject property and demonstrate the marketability of the property based on older comparable sales, comparable sales in competing neighborhoods, the existence of similar properties in the market area, and any other reliable market data, the property is acceptable as security for a mortgage deliverable to Fannie Mae;if the appraiser is not able to find any evidence of market acceptance, and the characteristics of the property are so significantly different that he or she cannot establish a reliable opinion of market value, the property is not acceptable as security for a mortgage deliverable to Fannie Mae.https://selling-guide.fanniema...

I suspect the majority of people are unaware most title agents in Florida get their title evidence/commitment from the underwriter whose policy is being issued so if there is something missed it's the underwriter's error.