I've never broken into a boarded up house, does anybody have any suggestions?

The building is a MF but each unit is broken out into individual parcels.Can I get a conventional loan to purchase all four parcels at once, or will I have to get individual loans on each unit? 

@Jarrod Cook   link it broken...

I have seen a few pool tables left behind in forclosures, like a broken piano, nobody wants it and its hard to move.

Stuff is going to get broken and damaged and if you're planning on moving back in after six months you may be disappointed in the condition.

While "non-refundable" is not illegal per se, if the lease was broken it is the responsibility of the landlord to mitigate the damages. 

I think you are also benefitting from a very broken system.

Never once have I seen them broken down on the side of the road, granted they usually are blowing so much smoke they probably require a quart of oil each time you hit the gas station though.Grow the mullet, put on the blue blockers and rock that beater.

Grapevines destroyed, roses dead, broken glass in the windows, a wall knocked out of a metal shed.There was no sign of life, the extra family living in a travel trailer is gone, and there was a large flatbed trailer in the drive filled with ruined carpet, broken furniture, and garbage.

See how much brick you have in there - I bet you see quite a bit of broken pieces of brick and mortar.