Courts view matters in practical terms.

Not sure if the printed copy would hold up in court in case of disputes.

It's been in the courts for about 3 years now.

Make sure the basic comforts of a home are available to them ASAP - functional kitchen, finished bathroom, finished bedroom.  

Also, the ceiling joists of the room below may not be strong enough to function as a floor for the attic.Your local city building department probably has some guidelines about stairway widths, emergency fire egress, required electrical outlets, lighting, etc.

More expensive and less functional.

You can find a lot of info by calling your local court house to check for flood plain issues ,back taxes, etc.

If they move out after 10 years, you will have a had time explaining to a judge that a replacement is beyond normal wear and tear, assuming the tenants would haul you into small claims court.

Their employees perform a variety of functions, including water quality and law enforcement, fire suppression, harvest regulation, and even timber industry promotion.

Keep this in mind the next time you find black mold or carpenter ants.Final thought on the owner not doing routine maintenance ... if the house if older than about 20 years then you need to check all the mechanicals (plumbing, electric, HVAC, low voltage) for code, quality and function.