If I were you, I would simply try and find a real buyer to fill in the slot for Party C and be done with all of this.

I do, and it is in the multi-billions, USD.Their 'standards' for projects are anything humanitarian (which just means it creates growth, adds jobs, etc etc - not necessarily a non profit) and no casino's (no gambling ties).They demand a 40% share in the company they are providing the funding for.

If it's close to attractions, shopping, bars, casinos, lakes or anywhere people might want to spend the night then furnished is the only way to go.

Hard Rock is investing a ton of money and they have experience in both casinos and non casinos.

Stock casino Venetian dropped from $133 to only $1.

@JD MartinThat was our last deal, multiple heirs splitting a pittance of cash immediately and heading for the casinos to honor Grandpa's memory.

If the plugs don't have a slot for the grounding pin then a tenant would have to go through a decent amount of effort to plug something with a grounding pin in. 

Plus there are casinos in Baraboo and surrounding community that operate year round and not everyone likes to stay at casinos.

That’s why I was never a fan after investigating one I wanted to buy  it was almost as bad as an mgm condo for a million $ in 2008 with “access to the mgm casino property” listed as the main selling point. 

Hopefully, by that time you know the deal is a bit more likely to happen and you can ask the tenant about 1 week or 2 ahead of time for a showing and get all the potential buyers to come all on that time slot.