-We have to tell Section 8 Big Brother if we post an "eviction notice."

Do I have to list it as sold for its original purchase price or a reasonable current value (say $4000) and decrease the overall reported sale of the rest of the property accordingly?

It is distressed, high grass, broken down car out front, utility **** off notice in door, and through front window it looks like a hoarder.

That puts the world on notice that you can't sell without dealing with the money owed against the property.

You want to see a pretty consistent increase in population over the past couple decades with a pretty consistent decrease in crime (if you put them on a chart they would be inverse).

I didn't notice anything pop up after a short search, but I'm sure there's something there if I dig for it more effectively. 

This way if they do not pay, you can give them 30 days notice and take the security deposit to cover delinquent rent.   

AB308 Impacts “increase of rent” notices: for a periodic tenancy of 1 month or more, 60 days in advance of the first rental payment to be increased (up from 45).

It depends on your tax bracket" may not be an appropriate answer here.For the most part draws and distributions are a return of capital/decrease tax basis and are not considered taxable income.

The city will send you notices if branches are too low or other maintenance needs to be done.