I found a guy who wants the bamboo,  and will remove it all.  

Now we are wanting to removed a 3 foot section of wall between the kitchen and the rear living area.

Public records show it was in foreclosure late last year, and lis pendens removed early this year. 2003 shows a mortgage for $300,000.Until it was withdrawn, it was listed at $250,000 and it is poor shape.

We removed almost all of the charred material, had a fire damage cleaning company come in, and of course disputed of smirking fibrous.

The debris removal is also unclear to me what this is. 

They really don't want you to remove rental units from the system. 

This made me think of a better solution: you know how Amazon sells its tablets with advertising built in, and if you want the advertising removed, you have to pay more?

If this is the case, the structure needs to be temporarily supported, the primary supports removed, the failing concrete excavated and a proper footing poured to support the load.

The tenants do have access to the basement though because they have a ton of junk down there.My question is can I ask them to remove all of their items from the basement and change the locks to eliminate their access to the basement?  

Estimates for removing the tile are about 10K, so I'd prefer not to remove it.