They put boards down so their children...yes, children...could safely walk to their rooms without stepping in sewage.

I lived in one side and had a tenant pay half of the mortgage.A few years later, a new lovely wife, and our first and second child on the way we decided to repeat (I have 4 children now).

The tenant is asking to be removed from her lease because of the noise from the tenant on the 2nd floor (tenant on 2nd floor has 2 small children).

Could the heirs (her children) repossess the property despite the fact I am making monthly payments to them since the original owner is technically no longer alive?

In the letter, I wrote four bullet-points, listing (1) Good Investment, (2) Better Location, (3) Safer for Children (4) Rental Income. 

I love that place, and I want my children to attend that school for sure, but I would also like to be able to get some cash flow from that property when we are there, and especially after we leave to some other place and rent out the whole house. 

However, the cost for me to sell the furniture at fire sale rates, plus lost income during this phase (plus had to turn away and refund a corporate rental for a month), plus the losses incurred as a result of having to accept a lower income model is significant.Had they properly represented the association and conveyed the rules appropriately, I never would have bought the condo.I assume the property management company has E&O insurance, but I don't really know.What is my recourse?

I am so tired of my moms furniture I hope she gets all new stuff when she moves; my daughter outfitted her new apartment for just a few thousand dollars.

Basically she will be compensating you for allowing her to offer for sale a clean staged property with you cleaning and your furniture staging, your presence is safeguarding the property from the occasional mischief that can befall a vacant for sale property, and your rent and flexibility allow her to continue to pay her mortgage while waiting for the house to sell and not have a lease in place while selling.

I'm 36 now and would love to get to a point by 45 that we can enjoy our lives with our children and family.