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RTU means that you don't "OWN" anything... (by KC):

carolynm64 wrote:
Also, so what happens after RTU ends? Do they always sell the property or do they offer it to the owners first?

You have a whole lot of questions listed, many of which pertain to a specific, individual property with which I am not personally familiar. However, I'll answer ONE "generic" question with a universal answer:

In RTU (right to use), unlike in an actual deeded ownership, you own NOTHING except a right to access (use) the facility. When the contract term expires, the ACTUAL property owners can do whatever they choose to do with the property, including selling it outright. In that potential (maybe even likely) scenario, former RTU "lessees" have no claim or rights to any of the sale proceeds, since they never actually OWNED ANY part of the property to begin with. Right to USE means precisely that --USE-- it does NOT mean (or in any way imply) ANY actual "ownership" rights of any kind, or any rights to any post-RTU contract property sale proceeds.