Seller would have a recorded installment contract that would afford the right to forfeit the contract in the event you defaulted on payment.Buyer: Thank you for making my point... that is a much higher risk and seller has no rights to the asset that is being foreclosed. 

Within the last year and half I have had three brand new water heaters corrode and start leaking at the bottom.All water heaters have been in the same spot at the same address installed by a professional plumber.

They came from over seas, but they just finished being installed.

A permit had to be pulled for electrical, plumbing, and an egress window has to be installed in a bedroom.Honestly, I would just keep renting it out as is and not waste the money or resources on trying to convert it

An agent that recently showed the property reached to stating that their client love the property but would like to know if the landlord would be okay with installing a gas line or gas stove either at their cost or landlord cost.

We had already paid him $43k (in installments; way too much for nothing).

am in the cleaning and restoration industry.ozone and chlorine dioxide and many other suggestions here might work but the most important thing is that you have to treat the source for it to work.A professional grade black light could have helped you find the source easier before your contractor painted and installed new flooring.If it is very strong odor  the proper way to do it is find source,treat,clean everything and then chlorine dioxide or ozone.

I try to not let a property get vacant or if it happens then I pay to remove the unit then re-install. 

The plan is to make a quick purchase and refinance, installing a new well.

There is no way I can install skylight