Furring out walls to increase insulation, using reclaimed and refurbished materials (see if your local Habitat for Humanity has a ReStore), and high efficiency furnaces are great ways to reduce the carbon footprint of the building.

Outside getting an attorney to "massage" the situation, this is my understanding:1) No.  

It sounds like they either want to move OR want a rent concession for the period of restoration.

Try Restore A Finish in the best matching tone - it may be enough to do the trick.  

I need to restore my VA benefits ASAP. 

I will be working with 1 less bathroom but have to replace the Heating unit and and air conditioner as well as a broken window.. also the kitchen is about half the size so I'm hoping I can stay within budget by doing some work myself (demo, painting, deck restoration) it's about 900 sqft.. similar units seem to be flying off the shelf according to the local MLS so I'm confident.. it's definitely inspiring seeing your amazing work.. just curious I know it's a different market but how much were you able to sell that for?

However, some of us are not quitters and will be here to help restore this country to the principles upon which it was founded.BTW, how do you think the US will get past the mess we're in?

Apply the same mindset that helped restore your Camaro towards your investment properties, and you'll do fine. 

Investors restore value and that's what we need.

I would contact a mold restoration company and get it taken care of.