The attorney representing the landlord motioned to continue the case until after July 27th and the magistrate took the suggestion under advisement (meaning he's going to look into the matter and issue a written ruling in a few days).This suggests I witnessed my area's first application of the CARES Act on evictions - our court system seems to be broadly applying the standard and afterwards very politely invited the attorney to move the decision to an appeals court so it could be properly reviewed.

Given that it is a related party I do not see any benefit going through the motions of the sale.

The obvious things like smoke detectors and stairwell handrails are to be fixed, if any issues exist.

Same concept as smoke and CO detectors.

Like @Marcus Auerbach said, do a review on HVAC and roof, gutters, double check plumbing/drainage, and make sure filters, light bulbs, and smoke detector batteries are all in good working order.Do a walk-through of the property as if you were someone looking for a place to rent with a hypercritical eye.

Add a smoke detector in that closet or immediately in front.I'm glad you have a drain. 

Plus the motions make you vastly stronger.

In general, the rule is a bedroom must have an egress window, smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector if gas appliances are being used.  

I looked at Simplisafe for 9 Entry sensors, 1 motion detector and price came to about $ 360.

Looking for some more ideas and guidance so I can really put my financial freedom ball into motion.