They are not familiar with stuff so more forcing things like faucets. 

That will force the surveyor to take you to court and try to settle the claim.I would contact the surveyor and let him know you never spoke with him or authorized the work.

I just try to make sure that i don’t force something to look like a deal when it’s not.

Not at all surprised you have high humidity; the hydrostatic pressure is forcing moisture through the pours of the block, past the interior cell (even if not fully grouted) and out the pours of the interior face. 

I'm sure a service call would be cheaper than having electrics put in, which will mean wiring back all the way to the breaker box (= an electrician charge/possible permits/ possible forced other wiring upgrades to current local code).

If you can get that awarded, she would be served immediately and that would force her out of your home.

Hello all, I’m being forced by the builder presumably due to many reasons - yess end close etc, when the investment property is not ready. 1. gas meter and line hasn’t been installed2.

That you don't want to be forced to do that, but if she doesn't deliver what you need now, you won't have a choice.

Sure, you increase your cash flow a little, and you get a small equity build each month, but the real value is the forced-appreciating that comes with running a tremendous amount of rental income through the property.

Second eviction took too long with the first lawyer so I forced a change in law firms.