so they will lose in court.

I've already filed an eviction lawsuit with a court date late this month.

Given the complexity and high stakes, I would NOT recommend DIYing heat pumps.

Why not just turn it into an apartment complex or a hotel and keep it as steady income forever instead of just selling it all at once?

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I would probably take a harder line being that it is an apartment complex than I might in a SFH.

In today's complex world you will turn off more people that have money than those looking who might not be qualified at that moment.  

I would put it in the tenant's court.