If the doors are going to have to be cut off, that's a lot of work and some doors can't be trimmed very much.

We don't know what's going to happen, but it is entirely possible we have another 2008 style scenario where property values are cut in half. 

I am here in Linden but my current tenant base are almost all in job types that havent cut them (yet). 

Should I just cut my losses and say it was simply the cost of doing business (the expenses listed above) or pursue?

Of course, things can go wrong, particularly if you're cutting corners regarding your integrity and your paperwork. 

The last one though is regular market rent and just informed me today that his hours are being cut.

Identified opportunities to cut cost on finishes; we went with a different design that usual so we found that we over paid for some of the finishes but built relationships for future projects with a better understanding of cost.

-If someone wanted to rent both of the rooms, would you cut them a deal?

It's generally best to avoid disturbing it, and you certainly don't want to drill into it or cut it if you can help it.

Basically do I cut my losses sell and take that 30k or take my small equity each year?