The wrong one could cost you thousands, headaches, and worst case, being stuck.Best of luck!

Worst case, if they decide otherwise, I will store the cabinets for a later time.

Every single PM you are working with should be a profitable company; if they're not profitable, you will have the worst client experience.

The price they give you will likely be extremely high to cover them for worst case scenarios of all variables. 

We waited hours on the phone with our 2 lenders to get setup in March, preparing for the worst and hoping for the best.

Plus, I have an early lease termination fee built into our contract, so if they want to leave before the year is up I get paid extra hustling to try to fill it.I also like the control year lease gives me to not have leases ending in mid-Oct thru February, the worst times of the year for my rental market.Can tenants up and leave whenever?  

If no access to the property, assume the worst and create a budget based off of that. 

Worst case scenario, I may try to do a private loan.

I consider myself very financially savvy and I have been my whole life; however, I've heard some of the crazy things to do with money, so just out of curiosity, what's the worst financial advice you've gotten or heard?

Ask you agent for a CMA in the area to compare the value of the property, look at the price per sq foot as a good comparison and make an offer, the worst they can say is no, but I'm guessing they'll negotiate since they don't have other offers at this point.