We are speaking with a realestate law firm to see what we can do.

The issue is more people want to live in places like the Bay area and San Diego (NYC, LA, OC, Honolulu, Kona, Boston, etc.). 

Two issues with that strategy will be time and limit.

I'm not sure how California law works but in my state of Oklahoma the first step is to get a judgement against the tenant in small claims court.

My issue is that in the opinion of the remediation contractor (who has a financial incentive to recommend as much remediation as possible) all that wouldn't reduce mold levels long term, due to the fact that it's a basement in Portland, and the levels on the report are extremely common in basements in the area where no water intrusion had happened.

Collaborate with nearby property managers, real estate brokers, and other experts to obtain important information and handle regional laws.

I purchased a long term rental property in Jackson MS through a turnkey company a few years ago and I’m needing some advice on how to navigate an issue.

Small issues with liquidated some other assets to fund the entry fee.

I do not know the laws in TN. 

No this should not be an issue.