Some of that really early insulated wiring is kinda trash--the insulation gets brittle and disintegrates, which is (to put it mildly) not the best, but that's not what he's saying. 99% chance you either misunderstood or he is lying.The bathrooms have mold because they're damp.

The air doesn't circulate as much throughout the floors of the building with his heating system, because there's no big blower fan sucking much of the air up out of the basement and shooting it out the registers on the first and second floors on a regular basis.So when damp or humid air gets down in that basement, it stays down there.

Neither ATMs nor Kiosks pay taxes nor do they contribute to the economy by buying other economy-supporting chit like food, water, electricity, cars, gas, clothes or luxuries.1ct returns to bank shareholders is not worth closing down branches, imo.

Older BX is susceptible to corrosion in damp/humid areas (kitchens, bathrooms, basements, garages, etc.), so an extra look in those places is a good idea.2-pronged, ungrounded circuits for appliances which do not require a ground (lamps, radios, etc.) are perfectly fine.  

Type of business, retail clothing for example, sales, seasonal adjustments, inventory turn over, purchase commitments, all considered.

Such are like tying a pit bull with a cotton clothes line rope, if he wants to get away he can.

Every tenant of mine that ever had trouble paying rent, never had trouble spending money on fast food, alcohol, cigarettes, vacations, cars or name brand clothing. 

Basically they can fit a bed and clothes in each room and share the family room, Den for extra space kitchen and bathroom?

I probably threw away $3000 worth of clothing and random crap they left.

Panelboards and overcurrent protection devices shall not be located in clothes closets or bathrooms.