Begin with the serving of notice (pay or quit) as required in your state codes.Based on the fact that the previous owner had already filed for eviction I would not waste any time of effort speaking to the tenant.

I noticed that homes with private sewerage tend to be cheaper than those connected to the city.  

My lease has a fee for failure to give proper notice, i.e., a lease breaking fee. 

It’s common knowledge that pricing has moved upward (and from what I read here, investor expectations don’t seem to be on par with that but that’s another story).

Also a lot of money in the common areas, lounges and lobby.

Later that morning I sent out the Notice of Hearing and the fine for it not being removed by Friday at 5:00 PM, along with the notation that this would be a daily fine until it was removed.

Then rent a unit at one of those facilities, even for a couple of months, to see how they handle management, notices, etc.

Don’t share the address just ask the question generally.Asbestos siding is surprisingly common on older homes in the upper Midwest.

That is old news.  2x4 and 2x6 construction is mandatory, and drywall and midrange or better finishes are  most common. 

Later that morning I sent out the Notice of Hearing and the fine for it not being removed by Friday at 5:00 PM, along with the notation that this would be a daily fine until it was removed.