I still think you're in a good spot to resolve this quickly, but better to avoid a conflict.Good luck.

I follow the news for Philadelphia and it looks like the current mayor has no clue on how to attract companies back to Philly.

If they are professional, they can explain this quickly and easily.

You should be able to nicely outfit your property so it attracts guests.

Mine are in "quality" areas that attract "quality" tenants. 

If it were, the first thing everybody should do is read their contracts to make sure they aren't going to be paying their opponent's legal bills if they lose... because they add up quickly when demand letters are sent.But based on what I've heard so far, I believe this goes back to what public record was at the time of OP's purchase. 

Just a quick look at your needs list, you would be looking at double that especially if you are contracting all the work out. 

This would essentially be a private/hard money which is often as strong as a cash offer.they are looking for a quick close.. and a cash offer.. say i purchase it with my cash.. would i still be able to do a 203 loan to repair it? 

They are quick to respond back.  

So they want you scale, and scale quick.