I suspect if your units meet safety requirements, you have 5 years since SB13 enactment that the jurisdiction cannot force you to cease those units.  

If this is at ground level, and depending on what your winters are like in Texas, I would suspect this is the result of annual freeze/thaw cycles, in which case there may be no getting away from the problem without serious renovation work.

I suspect the answer is "Not, unless you can pivot to something that does meet regulation requirements."

If I had my PM do those tasks with their crew, I suspect it would be less than half of that (they have their own crew that does almost all maintenance items).  

They're super nice if you make a small correction, but I suspect that things are different in China (I've never been, would love to visit).

However, if the sky resorts don't open, could be a pretty brutal winter there in terms of bookings which is the main season.However, shoulder seasons really kill the economics of these mountain towns I suspect unless the purchase price is quite low. 

.***** I see: 1) Multiple grounded conductors under one screw, 2) More than 2 grounding conductors under one screw, 3) Grounded conductors landed together with grounding conductors, 4) No re-phasing, 5) Conductor entering can with no protection (could be ground or bond, looks too small though to me and seems to be wrapped around other wires, probably needs to be removed and a KO seal installed, 6) I don't see any wires large enough for ground rods, 7) I don't see and wires large enough for the plumbing bond, 8) I suspected the cover probably doesn't have a breaker black in it, 9) Some of the sheething enters the can too far for my liking but dunno what the code says off hand

I suspect their insurance rates are going to get even worse after Houston.

I suspect they are probably < 5% with 30-year amortizations.

If you are able to do that with ‘strangers,’ I suspect you’ll come up with a positive compromise, such as suggested by Chris Mason and others, for every X amount of dollars, she gets a portion to do with as she pleases.