Thank her for her suggestion to vacate, let her leave, and be happy when she actually is gone.As far as the restraining order is concerned, she cannot take this course under Massachusetts Law, unless you fall into the any of the following with this person.  

"As far as I'm concerned, he's trespassing.

I have a background in Interior Design that did not become my profession but taught me just enough to be dangerous as they say. :-) Phil has been in the construction industry his whole life, primarily single family homes and has recently transitioned into multi-unit residential developments.

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So I'm guessing I should just move out and have everything fixed after I leave if I'm concerned about deductions? 

My only concern is that I may soon have a job with a commercial real estate firm, and a firm I worked with in the past required agents register their licenses with one of the firm's brokers of record.

The only thing that would concern me would the time table; would the city give me time to make repairs prior to enforcing the fines, calling me in to herring etc...Thank you in advance

thanks everybody for the advices and comments, I appreciate your time and concern. 

You'll be most effective by getting to know the principal, their concerns, expectations, time and other issues, and all players influencing the decisions and affected by any outcome.Suggest you copy and print this post,

I wouldn't be concerned with trying to find one contractor to do the demo, and the construction.