Furthermore the local experts can confirm the following: (1) the use is allowed, (2) the use requirements can be protected by permitting and licensing and (3) the permissions are transferable through a sale.

Appraisal transfers are pretty easy with the program I've got in mind.

(aside it's not fraud or misrepresentation when the transfer was made)

Moreover the quote becomes expensive if a lot of work needs to go into it, so they need industry standards based on published data or internal data.With that said, the easiest way to increase your margins is to figure out how to charge more. 

Since your Boston condo is in an LLC, transferring the title to your personal name to satisfy the lender could potentially trigger tax issues or disqualify the exchange. 

No money needs to transfer or anything like that. 

I just want to confirm, I am not opposed to LLC's and have them, but 99% of people set them up wrong by first buying a proeprty, having a loan on it, then just transferring it to the LLC.

Typically when a purchaser buys a center there is roof warranty that transfers to the new buyer.

Find one that is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers, whom all of those national tenants are a part of and are in the database. 

We are buying the building itself, furnishings etc not transferring their Llc.