At this point the units are all leased out, gross rents are 9k, value of building is about 1.875M based on reasonable comparables, current loan outstanding is 600k, building cost to complete about 1.45M.I need to refinance, simple reason is I need to takeout equity from this property so I can build more homes elsewhere (have 8 homes planned to build in the next year).

Compare this to your insurance deductible, which can be high near the coast and, as you mentioned, can be higher during a named storm.One wind claim during a catastrophic event should not cause your insurance premiums to go up, but if you have had multiple claims in the past 5 years, the frequency of your claims could cause an increase.The reason I do not advise you to call the insurance company first is that it will be entered as a claim on your policy, even if you ultimately do not receive any money from the company.I hope this helps. 

No reason to be that far below market value.  

I'm looking at a multi-family property and one of the closing conditions for the bank to approve the loan is an environmental form that they want the seller to fill out.The seller says that he would open himself to liability if he filled the form out and hence doesn't want to fill it out.The seller and his agent are very difficult to deal with (rude, abrupt, and generally uncooperative) and the only reason I'm pursuing it is because the numbers look good and it's a strong property.The bank says the only alternative to the form being filled out is to have an expensive Phase I environmental assessment done.Are there any other alternatives to this?

If you only have one or a couple homes there's no reason you cant fix it .Believe it or not I finally parked my service truck 2yrs ago.

How to set up and link a legal trust as a member to your SLLC so that the transfer of properties into your company is done smoothly and correctly without issues with lenders or banks, etc etc, same reason you don't DIY your own medical issues.

It's getting way beyond reasonable.

They say that the contract is at will and can be terminated at any time for any reason. 

If you have substantial personal assets, or cash flow and/or equity to protect, or other reasons to fear litigation, you'll also want asset protection.

If this PM were worth his salt, he would have presented the offer along with his own market analysis to either justify the low price or give you reason to reject the offer.I wouldn't deal with someone so flippant.