Tell them you want this in writing.

I want to write the owners a letter (I'm 3 hours away) explaining the situation and asking them to at least pay the legal and recording fees for getting it cleaned up. 

Works well for me I have a 4-plex there (ONLY because a daughter living in one unit) so it's a write off to visit my kid (one of em) That said I highly recommend real estate.

There's probably much more to unpack than I can write hear, but any help would be appreciated from this community.

You can write of all the depreciation and do a cost seg analysis for tax write offs.

Here I am going to write what all I did with the exact numbers (in $) and looking for expert comments on overall process and guidance on how to take it forward from here.In 2020, I bought 59 lots in a mobile homes park (has around 200 total lots so around 140 lots are primarily owned by other individual primary owners) for $430k .

There are so many other factors that impact the final price that the square footage of the property is dwarfed by them - beds, baths, age, style, condition, acreage, garage, basement, HVAC, etc, etc, etc.

Write down the answer.

Real Estate Agent write-offs (California tax laws would be best) 3. depreciation, write-offs, expenses, and all things that come with Rental Ownership and Management4.

The reality is the opposite - if it's not in writing then the PMC doesn't have to provide the service or can charge extra for it!