The judge isn't going to look at that in the best light. 

This is not uncommon as most small developers try to avoid involving the City in light renovation, but this seems to be more than light reno work.Is there a way to still make this deal work?

I did have an incident when doing a light renovation.

I realize that this may need some light fixing up here and there since it's not freshly rehabbed.

My concern is not to overdo it with pyramiding, especially in light of the rising rates.

Seems like the vacant lot actually was used as a parking lot at some point (marking and numbers, non-working flood light left behind).

they are all competing or fishing out of the same pond for the buyers.. find a company you like and and work with those that you feel you have the best connection with .. this is important.also there is a very FEW companies that do what I call turn key light..

My unit does not have its own meter and has a breaker box with most of the outlets and lights within my unit, but no access to the main breaker.

Be sure to have one installed and have it wired to the light switch, ideally with a delay so it keeps running for a few minutes after your tennat took a nice hot shower.Also, make sure you educate your tenant about mold and why it's growing.

Should any warning lights be going off or it "really" doesn't matter?