Do you trust that they made a proper executive decision to save you money and them time, by doing a smaller fix than originally estimated.

I would contact the relevant county court (Kings if Brooklyn, New York if Manhattan, etc.) and ensure you serve the proper notice and such.

However, if you have the means to manage 4 "park" owned homes and have properly understood and accounted for the associated expenses, you should be just fine.

Either way, this wasn't handled properly a year ago.

So find the value of their investment, and value of management, and value of finding the deal, etc and break it down into percentage of value to find proper shares, or if they want total passive, just borrow off them at a reasonable interest with balloon clause and keep the deal myself.

Yes I would definitely sell and re-invest in a cash flow positive property, and make sure you understand how to properly calculate cash flow and even add some margins in there for higher interest rates/lower rent.

Is this considered proper?

In my experience, dented doors seem to have trouble over time because they do not open and close properly.

@Sami Gren If there's a proper area in their unit to add one and if they're the ones that will be paying the added utility bill, I would allow it.

Keep all your paperwork and share with your tax professional to allocate properly.