Also are you looking for a legal solution or are you confused or scared to re-state your concerns as you have listed them here to negotiate a a more equitable deal? 

In the case of flat roofing you may need to decide what type of solution you expect to get in order to know which materials supplier to look for.

But with numerous repair expenses eating up my cash flow, I started thinking that may be this "turn key" solution idea is not so great for me.

This company uses the heat treatment which is supposedly the best way since it kills them all in one shot.

XXXXX XXXXXX (also an owner and self designated representative for the units) to work out a solution not only for my tenants, but for the benefit of the entire complex.

There are some programs especially for low income housing solutions but if you're able to make it through all that red tape you're a better man/woman than I.Find a partner?

@Jeff, locking attic access would be the simplest solution, but I'm not sure as a landlord if this opens me up to liability issues in the vent something happens.

This used to be a trailer court till it died of old age and didnt meet new water regs and septic issues.It is ADJOINING the city's water treatment plant.

I have had this happen several times... my solution is simple.If they don't go through with the executed contract (that fact that they accepted the check and didn't cash it doesn't mean much) tell them that they have three options...Option 1 -- is to continue down the path and sell the property to you as agreed to in the contract,Option 2 -- they can buy you out of the contract for a price determined by you based on your expenses and a reasonable profit for you time (my best payout in a situation like this was $5K)... orOption 3 -- you will record the contract against the deed and cloud the title until they agree to either options 1 or 2.Best of luck!

I may be mistaken, but I thought that the HomePath stuff was geared toward owner occupants getting the favored treatment.