we had pulled one out of our first town house in Baltimore when the wall between the kitchen was removed; no real loss of heat since the dining room radiator was huge. 

(b) The landlord may enter the dwelling unit without consent of the tenant in case of an extreme hazard involving the potential loss of life or severe property damage.

Unfortunately we are selling my veterinary business at a very big loss to make this move and most if not all of our cash on hand will probably go back into the sale of the hospital.

Just in case you take a loss, it won't be as monumental as starting off big.

If not, then chalk this up as a learning experience as it will be a loss.    

Hey its their loss I am a wholesaler and would cater to my buyers as much as possible.

If you can't sell to recover your losses, you might be out, other states you obtain a deficiency judgment and hope you collect from that.

You will have some advantage in that your monthly debt service will be lower in Scenario 1 but the time to recover the difference is estimated as follows:Payment SavingsCost to Market ReadyRent loss while making the property market ready: $1000x3=$3000Rental Period to recover additional cost if the rent is $1000/Mo.

Did you get the last 12 month rent roll and profit and loss statements?

As it was stated, one move by the Jeep line and Toledo is done...again...and that's if you consider it not to be done as it is. 10% population loss in one decade - no **** every apartment complex is for sale...lolGood luck to you guys.