I expect I'll be allowed to walk the facility and pick items I'd like to have and get them relocated to the shop, including a natural-gas-fired heater, jib crane, sinks, etc. 

I'm trying to get a team together of a certified financial planner, insurance agent, and also a attorney on investment relations.

Have any agents seen any green-certified (LEED, Passivhaus, etc.) homes in their areas, or does it really only seem to be assorted green features?

There are multiple documents that you will sign at closing where you are certifying that you will occupy the residence. 

Finally, please note that THAT THIS ARTICLE IS NEITHER OFFERING TAX ADVICE NOR SHOULD IT BE INTERPRETED AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR A CONSULTATION WITH A LICENSED, CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.The limited liability company ("LLC") is the newest entity candidate.

I work full time as an Engineer in natural gas distribution.

Hi Jonathan, I'm not sure if your questions were answered, But I am a local BPO certified agent in the greater Richmond area.

Very trusting you Canadians are.It is clearly not normal wear and tear and no break in was reported or claimed by tenant = tenant charge.Wade:No deposits of any nature is a Québec thing.  

I chalk that up to someone working their natural market (friends, family, neighborhood) and seeing what they can get out of it.But when I post a CL add for bird dogs I usually get a lot of "applications" from people who really don't follow directions and wonder why they don't get their ~$1,000 finders fee.

The cost per sq. ft. may be high, but that's irrelevant to you, other than the nature of hte situation in that you'll have to come up with more dollars.