On the surface, sounds like you just don't want the work..Why or how is that financing better than your cashout refi where you feel you are leaving too much behind in the deal?

Smells can linger even with cleaning hard surfaces.

You’re going to do two products.  20 foot cargo containers and surface parking.  

So their data is VERY surface-level.

If you've ever heard of EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, Amortization), it's another term to describe your "top line" earnings before deducting all the things that the government allows you to deduct.Depreciation on your business vehicle, for example, might lower your ultimate tax amount, so instead of being taxed off of $3000, you're only taxed off of $2500 (you got to deduct $500 of depreciation off of your earnings).This is only scratching the surface to how this works, and there's a lot to unpack here.

Based on what I was told she wants to sell for, it appears to be a great deal on the surface.

It looks like a dirt colored substance was ground into the textured floor surface but it doesn't wash off.

When they first came into fashion in the 1990s (during the time of the RTC and the great Savings and Loan collapse), so many were being issued that some underwriters had whole departments dedicated to doing nothing but issuing them. 

And whether you think a flat chalky surface will be easy to keep clean.

This tenant was paying (Or at least someone was paying for her) in a timely fashion, so there was no grounds for eviction (By most states laws, I presume) This is about the landlord preference.