Eventually the title company is likely going to file an interpleader action after deducting legal fees and expenses incurred in doing so from the deposit. 

Is it worth pursuing my landlord policy for the claims adjuster to go after their insurance or filing a lawsuit? 

They are: verifiable income of $5,550 per month, good reference for previous housing history, pass credit check over 650, no outstanding past due obligations, no recent (10 years) bankruptcies, a clean criminal record, and no previous evictions.

Otherwise you will need their E&O information so you can file a claim and have this fixed. 

I don't know your state's laws but here in Georgia, for an abandoned vehicle there's stuff you file with the magistrate court and can acquire ownership.

I don't have a clue what that plastic or aluminum siding costs.Attached, are two files for breakdowns.

But you didn’t file tax yet for (2018), to show full your for it do you think that will be fine with the underwriter?

While I like to put my requirements for renting (income requirements, no previous history of dispossessory filings or evictions, etc.) first in a rental ad I find many don't bother reading the ad before they respond.   

We will be filing our articles of incorporation with the Arizona corporation commission.

Since my labor is "free", the majority of costs could be bonus depreciated (LVP) separate from the building or small enough to be considered Repairs or Cleaning and Maintenance.I'll probably run my reasoning and numbers by a local REI CPA to see if anything raises red flags though before filing.