Another key point in the referendum revolves around the new rent board to be established that will handle landlord-tenant disputes and mediation.

So yes, it IS your job to be the mediator.

If so, we would like a servicing company to mediate it, and if so, would the title company be someone to go to for a note to be serviced?

Im not really interested in improving the property any more because what I would actually realize from the improvements is a joke at 13% and all the work/mediation id have to put in amongst my partners. 

They didn't our house went into foreclosure in the mediation settlement they are supposed to take the foreclosure off husband's credit and it has not happened it.

You should send them a note that you are not responsible for mediating the process of a roommate moving out and that they are responsible for the rent.

Check local HOA law and your Governing Docs, you probably will be required to go to mediation and/or arbitration rather than small claims court, at least initially.

@Kyle SmithI don’t have experience with tenants not getting along (trying to buy my own rental right now actually) but if their leases are year long then I’d say you need to sit down with them and be the “mediator” and figure out ways they can live with each other

Also keep in mind that those check do not show evictions, that have gone to mediation.

Speak to an attorney because you may be heading to mediation.