I would contact Steve with First Investor Realty & Management. 

It was quite the hassle to get this taken care of with the vendor and I had to contact a CEO to have acceptable action taken to rectify.

., out of fairness when you contacted them on 2/1/24 did you re-iterate that 60 day notice was required.

I would ask them where they are working and get the renters contact info. 

Contact a lawyer and have them draw up the agreements.

@Joseph Harr, I would get an actual property identified and then call the city for info......While you have them, ask for general Permit History as well, and if there are any liens or penalties pending.

Contact some licensed electricians and get multiple quotes.

Thanks for the info @Marcia Maynard, seems like whatever investors decide to put in a bathroom or home for that matter, tenants always find a way to damage things. 

Devin provided some great info here.

Called to my loan originator Delshawn and he would not return my call. 3 days later he contacted me and asked what the problem was and he told me that I asked for the decreased amount??!!