you can take whatever you want out while it is still yours. The day you have to be out, everything left goes back to the bankwhat are you planning on doing with the cabinets? WOuldnt where ever you ended up probably have a kitchen??
      Answer1:No you should not. They are attached just like the carpet and bathroom fixtures.They dont come out easily anyway.You need to do something constructive.
      Answer2:As a Realtor, I often have to explain what is considered part of the property and what is not. In general, it is anything that is attached to the property that stays. For instance, a picture on the wall that hangs on a nail is not part of the property, but the nail that is attached through the wall is. A Fence that is bolted or mounted to the property (in the ground or onto the house) is a part of the property now.I would suggest that the cabinets that are attached to the wall or floor are a part of the property and should not be removed. Some argue that an appliance plugged into the wall is part of the property as well. I believe this can be disputed but an attorney can say for sure.
      Answer3:No. http://homebuying.about.com/od/4closures...
      Answer4:different states have different laws, one first question to answer is. Is it nailed down into the floor, or affixed in a Perminate manner to the walls. if so, you can not remove with out damaging the property,even if you just purchased ityourself, it becomes a part of the property, again different laws for different states . some states say that even the curtain rods become a part of the property when affixed to the wall, ie (michigan law)depending again on state law check with an attorney for your state.