Yup, welcome to the fun world of sales tax in interstate compact.

I have never seen a logging show that there was not some oil or hydraulic fluid spilled somewhere that just goes part and parcel with big ironalso on the fill situation that can take years and years to get clean fill put in there then it has to settle as you will want to make compaction you just don't dump dirt spread it around and wa la your ready to go.. other wise you have to bring it in  in lifts with water and compactor .. like dozer sheep foot vibrator rollers etc.. but if the city or country does not care its your risk for ground movement 

The closet in the master is our personal cloths etc.. one in kitchen is exta dish tabs, toothbrushes, random stuff. 

Example: Bed, bedding, toothbrushes, clothes etc... see if the utilities are on.

What does the apartment actually look like...did they just walk out one morning with coffee cups on the kitchen table, clothes in the closet, multiple pairs of shoes, medicine cabinet looking normal, perhaps with toothbrushes still in place?

@Randall DemaryI would try and make room for a compact stacked or stackable W/D if possible.

You can remove rust spots with a toothbrush and baking soda (ask me how I know...). 

The advantage comes from the fact that when excavating on the up slope, more often than not you are constantly cutting into the terrain and much of the soil remains undisturbed, or at least what is disturbed is compacted with the excavator while creating access ramps, etc...

I have tried Glacier, Aqua, Kohler, Delta, Sterling, American Standard and some others.I have had issues with delta compact elongated.

Make sure it's always locked so hobo's don't sleep in it, get compacted, or dumpster dive.