turn it over to an attorney. let them deal with it and go after the company. that is all you can do, you tried to be nice but nice does not get you far typically in business when the other party just walks all over you. file for eviction and go after the personal guarantee of the company.

This will typically cover all of the day to day repairs such as AC calls, plumbing calls, electrician, appliance repair/replacement, etc.  

I think you're going to get different answers on the whether or not it's worth it question depending on your time horizon.

Hi all, I am looking to team up with a sibling on a deal and am looking for guidance on how people typically structure partnerships.

Zillow says it’s worth over 500k, but there are things wrong with it: The pellet stove needs a new tiny door to work, two sliding doors are off kilter, needs some cleaning and the deck could use painting.

Insurance typically is not paying for what they consider "intentional damage" and suing a tenant for damages doesn't work if they have little to no money to begin with.

FHA loans are generally more straightforward, with lenders typically requiring verification of your credit and income.Be prepared to provide financial documentation, as the lender will need to ensure you can manage the additional mortgage payments.

That may be a license violation, may be worth looking into. 

Typically a finders fee would be charged to the buyer, especially if you are doing all the work to bring the deal to the realtor.

An added bonus I bring to the table is a decades worth of residential foundation experience.