U are going to need to gut it out.. hope whoever you borrowed money from will extend your loan if needed without hammering you.. and take your lumps.. or refi and keep long term and tie up your capital.. thats pretty much it..

We have hammered out an unofficial deal on seller financing.  

If perchance it's cast iron, even better - just get a big sledge (make sure it's cut free from the floor tiles) and break it into pieces.

I am just getting hammered with failing AC systems this year, we just got the 9th repair request in basically the last 2 months.

These kinds of opportunities don’t come around often, so we acted fast to secure it and turn a solid profit without lifting a hammer.

Buy a multi family with 50-100K and continue to hammer the HYSA.

Should I hammer them, or simply win my case with the Division and let um walk pain free? 

Bryant was under Westinghouse, then sold to Cutler Hammer and ultimately Eaton.

Well-situated coastal towns not hammered by hurricanes, extreme floods, or sea-level squeeze.Example:The Oregon Coast is seeing quiet migration from Northern California and the inland West.

My recommendation is to hammer him with your lawyer(and follow Jay Hinrich's rec about involving the appropriate authorities.)