Their goal in life is apparently to be choking in personal debt until they die, locked in jobs they not-so-secretly despise, praying life doesn't throw a curve ball at them that they can't handle.So ultimately, Chris, if you just resolve not to be like my acquaintances, not to allow yourself to even think about going near that version of the future of yourself, you've got a better shot than most people.

If you aren't feeding a GC two or three sizable jobs at a time its hard lock them down.

Also, my 120 day price lock with my builder is looming, so I need to get a move on or else I'll be hit with a price increase. 

Change the locks, and if you're going to be spending a lot of money in there you might want to think about a portable house alarm. 

Hi Mindy,Rather than a lawsuit, just pull up the LVP and replace it with carpet and follow the rules (If it's click lock maybe sell it on Craig's list).Some LVP is more sound deadening that others, and some can have sound deadening padding installed under it.Some say that footsteps in the unit below are 4 to 8 times louder with LVP, hardwood or tile than with a carpeted floor.Good Luck!

Change out the locks and give copies to the tenants and new PM.  

Of course not the homeowners who locked in cheap 30-years. 

In a reverse you get to lock up and control your replacement property before you sell your old property. 

This second lot however is land locked.

Try to find a way to get the police there while you change locks?