But with property taxes north of 2% and landlords paying heat, hot water, snow removal, and maintenance costs on older buildings, few of these deals are profitable.  

According to the District Water guy - tampering with, removing etc that meter w/o written permission is a big No-No and he has no record of this.  

You only pay for what they can remove. 

I assume anything removed to replace would be put back?

I believe nail on means that stucco is removed and the window is more of a built-in product like you would do with new construction.

I removed the plaster walls in the master bedroom and bathroom, but the rest of the main area (living room, dining room, and kitchen) still have the plaster walls with no insulation behind them.

Tape the notices to the door right over the door lock take a photo that it's been posted, I put over the lock because they have to remove it to enter.. so I know they got the notice if I go back.The cost for you to file your own eviction action is of course less than a attorney would charge and if he has to go to court for you I bet his charges would be more.. 8.

Charles, I want to just remove the softener but leave the copper plumbing. 

I've had several wholesalers contact me to ask me to remove a listing in the Marketplace because they did not give permission for it to be daisy chained or marketed by that particular person.

Per my attorney, this should be a deal breaker if the seller isn't willing to remove.