First, try addressing the tenants about the issue.

If it is staring you in the face, I would address it sooner rather than later. 

For your hearing, it might be best to gather all documentation showing your efforts to address the issues, including your communication with the contractor and the steps you've taken since.

You should be able to skip trace the address and find all its public information. 

@Nick Zupec didn't see your previous post.1) May need abbreviated application for corporate billing address, signer info2) You do need something! 

If you DM me the address I can review it to see if it meets the rural guidelines for no LTV hit. 

To address these properly, we’d need to understand your complete tax situation, as many of these calculations depend on context.

If an inspector finds the outlets aren’t up to code, the parties might negotiate a credit from the seller to address the issue, with any further repairs being the buyer’s responsibility.

That person has addresses.  

@Katie Miller can you also send the link to my email address as well?