I suspect the economic damage will be farther down the road.

How would you recommend gaining experience with established and reputable syndication teams?

Also, I have never heard of a civil suit getting damages for that type of conduct.Usually people just move or add a safety chain or lock, when they have a creepy landlord that doesn't respect boundaries.I am not a lawyer, this is not legal advice. 

Major termite damage? 

The email stated that the underwriter has assigned an action for me which read as follows: "The shed is in poor condition and needs the following repairs: rotten soffit and fascia, roof replaced and trees at the back cut down to prevent further damage."

I would just encourage everyone on this thread to do some due diligence and explore how other successful and reputable real estate companies/landlords are navigating through this pandemic, and to conduct some research before you start making decisions based on a Biggerpockets post by a guy in plaid shorts claiming he is a real estate "specialist".

But we spoke with a reputable PM company.

The next day day I get a phone call saying he has to get his painter over to repaint and the deposit will be charged I never add to the charges after a walk through if I missed something I assumed it was on me.Hey Guys,Following our move out inspection today there was not any damage to note and the place was very clean and in good shape.

The bigger threat now (based on the opinion of the only actual epidemiologist I know) is the damage from shutting the economy down.

@Ondrej Brown I would find someone who is reputable with investments in the area and use them to make the offer.