It seems that a guest was, for some unknown reason, attempting to move a slate pool table. 

This is sad to see as it appears your local governing body is submitting to State influenced legislation.

Your best bet is to find the dealer/distributors in your area and "interview" them to see if they align with what you are attempting to accomplish.

I would not attempt the repairs unless the tenant agrees to cooperate with your vendors.

Those tenants that have not attempted to pay some rent, attempted to work out a deal with the landlord, attempted to work the system, should feel your wrath. 

And, they definitely don't incur the headache and expense of moving out before even attempting to get the problem resolved.These folks wanted out, pure and simple; the "mold" is just an excuse they invented to give themselves a little cover.Your lease, presumably, explains the manner in which all repair/maintenance requests must be submitted.

Thanks I know photos can be old but I figured I'd ask before attempting a purchase.

The other states rely on an abstract system where counties, a subsidiary government body, is charged with accepting documents for recording and maintaining an index of them. 

I would not attempt to borrow any more of the money from a bank. 

Right now I work in a body shop as a parts counter person, I locate and order parts, take them out to the technician who is working on the car and also help figure out what parts are needed if they are completely gone from the accident.