I am thinking of a couple of options1. just paying the amount (~20$/month) for using the space heater if I need to in any particular month2. sending them legal documents (http://legaldocspro.net/blog/warranty-of-habitability-in-california/, http://www.hcd.ca.gov/codes/state-housing-law/hcc/hcc_ap2.pdf, )3. moving out, and getting another placeMoving out is going to be a pain, so I am thinking of either 1 or 2.

By sort of over documenting the offer and having the door opened to use your rights of redemption (which you were granted when you bought at auction) there is a chance this may work.  

Definitely keep it as digital as possible and use a cloud storage for documents.

I have never done it before, but I am very good with document processing, marketing, and learning new things.  

They can be excluded, sometimes.Would need to thoroughly document that they are one-time expenses.

This will help make sure all the potential damage is addressed*. 2- Make sure you get complete documentation of whom treated and the warranties to include methods of treatment and pesticides used and a complete report from the contractor whom completed repairs including there NJ HIC lic #.* Now here is the flip side to be honest.

And you should document the problem with a professional and give a copy, along with a accompanying letter before you move out.   

How ever i am unable to get any documentation for the same.

I am referring to Business Credit Cards because they are liquid, Unsecured, and require minimal Documentation; only a personal guarantee 1) Where can I find the business credit cards that offer Intro 0% APR?

Do you have camera and internet to document those pass your home?