It is quite complex with a lot of twists and turns. 

If you want to twist the knife you might consider deducting a late rent charge for unpaid rent they owe since they technically didn't pay any rent when it was scheduled to do so.

I'll try to be more gentle next time.   :-)

Got a ton going on but have some interesting twist and turns for you guys.

I also have encountered plumbing that somehow ended up with wiring wrapped around the pipes (partly caused by the wiring not being stapled or otherwise secured, and with enough slack that the pipe can get twisted with it).The refinishing of hardwoods is also really dusty as pointed out above.

How about if I just return my MBA and give back all the money that a couple Fortune 50 paid me for 10 years to handle parts of their M&A...but be gentle, some extremely smart business-people are going to feel pretty stupid when you point out to them how much of a fraud I am

Which in an conversational twist you went back and said a shack in a million dollar neighborhood is not worth a million dollars, which is true.

As for laws, it's completely twisted in favor of the landlord here- you can have a deadbeat on the street in about 15 days if you follow the law.

Clearly one sold  property doesn't really help determining average GRM but this is just an example.Be gentle, I'm learning. :-)

Also they will know a lot about you, and if they twist off, they have lots of information and power to make your life miserable.