Getting a letter from a lawyer threatening a partition action (possibly along with a claim for breach of fiduciary duty as this appears o be a partnership) unless payment is timely made may do the trick.  

Your posting appears like you had an informal discussion with the local board and they said, "No."

After doing some research, it appears this house has been in the family for a couple generations.

If not you need to account for turnover costs (Cleaning, painting, minor repairs, advertising, etc.).From what you have provided it appears worth looking into the property more. 

I'm not sure the form is written correctly, it doesn't appear to be a standardized form from the IRS but just something the escrow company put together.

The current solution to the issues is pump a few times a year and remove the washer/dryers from all units it appears.

One issue appears to be weeping concrete blocks in the foundation, the other is water flowing through cracks in the blocks in a crawl space at the front of the house.

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Also, there appears to be another threshold for loans of $100K or less. 

. - thank you for your service, and thank you for your reply regarding the specialized training for your service dog.A follow up question: Would your well-trained service dog just leave your side because some sort of "distraction" appeared, or would it remain in place with you despite that distraction?