Some states or local authorities have EPA funds type program to offset the costs of clean up.

The authors put a lot of emphasis on keeping track of your net worth.  

The funding process is on an open cycle and the money is authorized through August of 2015.

Check with the issuing authority of the condemnation notice (usually the town's Building Dept.) and see what it will take to get removed from the condemned list (it's usually just issuing a letter promising to have the place fixed up within x amount of months).

If you think you want a non-smoking environment, then look at what the local Housing Authority uses for their no smoking lease addendum / policy. 

Full disclosure: I am a client of the author's law firm but this article is not an advertisement and is freely available for information/education purposes.  

If you do it as a side deal contract then you are taking an awful lot of risk.The 1003, which is authorized by Title 18 of the United States Code, Section 1001, is very clear in this regard.

In either one, the trustee won't be authorizing any "bargains", at the expense of the creditors.

I am not going to reveal his name yet or report him to any authorities until I get all the details.