A wet closing refers to a deal that is funded with your own funds (or that of your own borrowed funds) to close a transaction.A dry closing refers to a deal where you use an end buyer's funds to close your transaction, then the second transaction closes.Example:A=Your seller (usually a bank short sale or REO)B=YouC=Your end buyerFirst the A-B transaction must close, then the B-CIn a wet funding, you bring the cash to close the A-B, then you close the B-C.In a dry closing (also called a simultaneous closing), you would use the C buyers funds to close the A-B transaction, then the B-C closes on very same day.Dry closings are harder and harder to complete these days as most title companies no longer allow them and new rules/guidelines from banks also prohibit them.

Also these follow up injunctions may be of interest... where they prohibit (via permanent injunction) the defendant from filing "fraudulent liens".

My contract doesn't have the assignment language in it, and it doesn't prohibit an assignment either.

Is there a law for tenants that prohibits that and what will it take for me to get out of the contract if i wanted to. 

At least in Texas, since you would be the one generating the electricty and then selling it to end users I think you would have to register as a utility which would be cost prohibitive.  

In Ohio, any contract is assignable unless it's specifically prohibited in the contract.3.

EVERYONE I have talked to who is looking to invest in real estate with their retirement funds was looking to do something that violated prohibited transaction rules.If you are looking to use your retirement funds to grow your retirement assets, this may work. 

Creates the Tenant Bill of Rights, with provisions governing exclusions, the identification of an owner and agent, a landlord's right of access, prohibited harassment, required notices, a landlord's responsibility to maintain, a tenant's remedies, security deposits, notification of foreclosure actions, and the prohibition of retaliatory conduct by a landlord.

The biggest thing we have learned is that you do not want to make the minimum credit score to high where it becomes prohibitive in terms of people inquiring like you mentioned, but at the same point you do not want it lower than 650 if it is a rental above $1000/mo.

If the cost to replace the top is prohibitive explain this to the tenant and work out a arrangement to replace the stove with a conventional element stove.