I would probably talk with a tax attorney or trust attorney to make sure you know all the angles with the least amount of tax consequences. 

In spite of its reputation it's actually only something like 700 jobs.

Probably not for every house call but for tenants that have lost trust and credibility with you and might want to slander your reputation and take your money...because after all aren't you just a perverted greedy slumlord?

What are the consequences/restrictions and or lender measures to find out?

If you find a realtor who feels they need that or who you feel is more concerned with getting paid than helping you get the best deal you can, I'd be happy to refer you to a reputable and ethical agent.

He is refusing to cooperate with other board members and his inaction is having financial consequences on other unit owners.

I do love understanding these environmental issues though bc they can cause severe undervaluation that's moreso attributed to fear than the actual consequences of the situation.

Reputable investors, agents, and coaches will all tell you to have a ton of reserves in play and will list for you all of the fees.

If there are criminal activities going on in your building that will give it a bad reputation that will linger long after this tenant is gone.

Hi, I am looking for a good and reputable real estate attorney who specializes in helping landlords with tenant issues.