I would presume including an amenity in your title that is rare would be far easier to rank for.

An investigation does not appear to have any momentum, so I might need to press the police action.On the legal front, I'm torn between 1.)

@Clay Hall,It is much easier to get financing on a house that you will be occupying, because of risk to the lender. 

I definitely think it is easier to get financing before converting to a PadSplit or use private money from people in your network.

Compare that to what you are losing now which appears to be nothing except the inconvenience of a less than ideal payment pattern. 4.

This is a nice looking unit in what appears to be a well kept building.

It appears they have violated terms of the lease, and they didn't magically appear there.

This transparency in their payment process can inspire confidence in their operations.In summary, despite initial concerns, the company appears to have several positive aspects, including flexible payment options and a commitment to serving a diverse market.

I guess, just like in residential, sometimes its easier and less expensive to just bulldoze and start new then trying to do an addition. 

Appears the PMC has done a terrible job of communicating expectations with you about their services.Regarding the tenant that wants to pay 12 months of rent upfront:1) They better have great credit or no-go.2) Have them prove they are an engineer with a copy of their degree.3) Get last year's W-2 to prove they were working. --- How will you know W-2 is not fake?