Get rid of the nice to haves, (cable, bigger TV, nicer car, etc.), and focus on the need to haves. 

It got rid of my car payment and I cashflow a little bit on it using Turo.

The water pipes underground are all owned by the park as well.As far as the evicting tenants question...They do a pretty good job of getting rid of the non paying tenants so that shouldn't be an issue right away but there is always a pretty high turnover down there. 

We didn’t put any pavers on that side but only get rid of the weeds and junks for many years there.He even said we need to get the permit.

Parent had moved down south and wanted to get rid of her property.  

This is the first offer that I received and I really just want to get rid of it. 

Done right you get rid of all the ants, replace the compromised wood and then do the job you were hired to do.The walk-through you do with the trades person should be like a casual interview.

If you buy a place that needs work you can always put down less than 20%, renovate, and then refinance with your higher appraised value to get rid of the PMI.

To late now but had you taken matters into your own hands in the beginning you would have rid yourself of them without involving the police or lawyers.

If you are getting rid of the carpet I would just charge her for cleaning and put it toward removal.