As a Plan B - I would involve Code Enforcement Office.

We evaluate capital allocation into renovations based on the following criteria:(Note - The items listed are examples, not complete lists)MANDATORY REPAIRS: (No Return BUT must be done for sale at Market Value)Code ViolationsMold RemediationWater IntrusionAsbestos RemovalInsect DamageFoundation CracksLeaking / Curling RoofLeaking / Damage GuttersDamaged / Rusted RailingsREPLACE SALE DETURENTS: (No Return BUT must be done for sale at Market Value)Original Windows >> Replacement Windows Oil / Electric baseboard heat >> Gas / Heat PumpNo Air / Window Units >> Central Air100A Electric Service >> 200A Service>> CONGRATULATIONS, AFTER THE EXPENSE OF THE ABOVE REPAIRS THE PROPERTY IS NO LONGER "DISTRESSED" <<FORCED APPRECIATION: (Appraisal Inflaiters.

Check with your county code office. 

I have been to Florida numerous times and one might think that it is a code violation to use anything but tile. 

I have tenants that have tried to really jam me up, calling the code enforcement and saying all kinds of things, some half true and some just flat out lies...that's part of the biz, and you have to do your best to not take it personal and to realize that it's the only option for otherwise helpless people that do not have any resources like  money for lawyers, or money to move or send their kids to a private school, etc.

Here is one from Isaac Jacobson of Jacobson Law in SF:TENANT PROTECTION ACT OF 2019 NOTICE OF EXEMPTIONTo: [Name of Tenant] DOES 1 to 20, and any other persons claiming a right to possession.PREMISES TO WHICH THIS NOTICE RELATES:[Address][CITY], California [Zip Code]Including any and all parking, storage, and common areas.Notice is hereby provided to you in accordance with California Civil Code §§ 1946.2(e)(8)(B)(i) and 1947.12(d)(5)(B)(i):“This property is not subject to the rent limits imposed by Section 1947.12 of the Civil Code and is not subject to the just cause requirements of Section 1946.2 of the Civil Code.

BOCA code...Modular can come as high end as any "on site custom built home and appraisal values are the same". 

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Needless to say I took her into protective custody, medics transported her to the hospital where she coded and eventually passed....Always call 911.

Needs a full drywall gut, electric plus brought up to code to get any permits I am sure as the electrical box needs to be replaced.Nightmare scenario really.At $10k, if the title was clear and it was just a gut, I would have pulled the trigger and had a $10k learning experience, but not with all of the attached drama :)