It seems the title co. is on top of it, and if they don't receive the funds, the deal is dead/over.  

As far as DR, I laughed out loud at @Bob Bowling comment, but he's dead on.

Open wiring hanging face level from the ceiling, dead rats floating in the tub, plywood counter tops.

Your money would work much harder for you invested in a mode rare risk income fund over the long term than sitting dead in a rental property.

I think @Jay Hinrichs is dead on.

Even in the dead of winter, with a decent sleeping bag, out of the precipitation and wind, a person can sleep quite well in a non-running vehicle. 

Cash has a very high opportunity value that when left to rot in a rental property is considered dead and buried. 

If you are dead even on it, and it's reasonably low miles and say less than $10-15k balance, you have probably already ate the losses, so there's not a whole lot to be gained unless you're not going to drive any more.

For ex: they found 1 dead cockroach and called exterminator services which was approved by PM and was never communicated with me and they deducted from my rent. 

For example @Joe Splitrock, gave advice that is dead on.