John ... the big fat guy in the steam room gives the kid a simple lesson.

We even had to steam clean the baseboards because every time they kicked on you could still smell pot.

Or what I like to refer to as a "steaming pile of horse poo".  

I wouldn't tell existing tenant anything until the lease for the other tenant is fully executed.The negotiations could not go as planned or if corporate they could pull out or stall at the last second.I have seen corporate tenants get hot to do a deal full steam ahead and then stall out as they are looking over multiple locations or doing extensive planning before making a final commitment.If you told existing tenant you were dumping them and then the other tenant ends up not happening you could have two empty spaces.   

You might encounter new room additions, a newer second floor, as well as old steam heating systems still kicking around.  

Carpet isn't as cheap as you would think once you factor in steam-cleaning costs and replacement.  

you are 22 years from $ 25k  +- annual incomeany way to add rentable value to it ... livable outdoor space, steam shower, new appliances or small kitchen redo,  AC ???

A handheld steam cleaner would probably do the trick. 

The building was occupied by the owner who lived in one of the units and had the thermostat that controlled the heat for the entire building in her unit.The heat for the building is produced by a single gas fired steam boiler which was installed last year when the old oil boiler was replaced.What is the best option for controlling the heat for the property?

Our two family is rented, our old primary has someone coming in 6/1, and the new primary has an existing tenant, so we are moving forward full steam ahead