I wouldn't necessarily jump straight to that conclusion, but keep your mind open to the possibility and once you reach that conclusion then the best course of action will be to sell it.

So, in conclusion, his point is -- Because CSC / Coinmach is in the business of occupying people's laundry rooms and putting equipment in them, any and all business expense qualifies as "occupational fees", and they can increase the fees unilaterally, in any amount, per the agreement.  

Interesting, if not confusing, post, but I don't learn much from his conclusions. 

Your advice in combination with advice from our insurance broker and real estate attorney helped us reach the conclusion that the trampoline needed to come down.  

But as I said review the link above and come to your own conclusion. 

If a tenant wants out, just let them go.I have recently come to your same conclusion. 

And so therefore, my conclusion is that the world-wide decision to quarantine the world is a very bad decision.

And or the reality of B renters moving to A units because the prices came down.. or apartments having move in pricing wars.They did talk about functional occupancy and economic occupancy that will seems to be a for gone conclusion here in the next 90 days.

In conclusion, I learned of the condemned status prior to closing, argued that I was being sold a structure per contract, seller agreed to cancellation, got my EMD / funds back.

In conclusion, she said that she wouldn't sign the new contract because the unit wasn't worth it and she would move.