FYI:https://www.moneypit.com/fix-improve-it/home-safety-health/mold/mold-free-home-top-10-tips/https://www.mnn.com/money/green-workplace/stories/creating-a-mold-resistant-homeAnd I think that's where the whole asset protection strategy comes in play.

There is a small percentage of the population that has congenital insensitivity to pain with anhidrosis, or CIPA.

This is causing damage to my mental and physical health. 

You can check out the health of the school with simple google search...https://www.cmich.edu/office_provost/academic_admi...I think the easiest thing to do is look at the building for what it is and figure out it's value vs trying to apply too many hypotheticals.

If it is a choice between medicine or rent they need to understand that rent is more important than their health.

I have told the management company they will be reimbursing me for the fine by deducting their fees by the 50 and told them I need full communication on every matter as soon as something comes up.I don’t want to overreact by firing a company that I have just started working with (that has amazing reviews) and the rehab process has gone well until this matter.I also know how much of a pain this particular HOA can be.Any suggestions how to handle this issue?

@Tony Berger  I buy probably 10 properties a year that are HUD or Fannie Mae and they are all a pain in the *&%^&.

If she’s a hoarder good chance she has some mental health problems.

We'd be in some pain now if we held on to all of them.All we need is time right now.  

I honesty got super lucky and found someone who needed a place quick, didn’t expect at all to get this much.I work in Health and Benefits consulting at WTW.