That is due to complexity of newer systems introduced by efficiency and safety enhancements.  

I wouldn't think they would require a redo for work that is readily visible, but it seems like your inspector is on the extreme end.Try asking for forgiveness first since it is a trivial amount of work with low complexity/skill required.

This is a very complex question.

Sales price ended up being $615k. https://redf.in/W7fKdQThis identical unit in the complex was sold a few months later by Compass.

And my Vet he is a big surfer so his unit is down south in a condo complex..

Anyhow, my question is that I'm am curious what a fair reduction in rent would be for lack of kitchen the home is on a one acre lot so is better than an apartment complex but the lack of kitchen is a huge discomfort and almost outweighs the property set up especially due to the lack of privacy and the entrance and noise right outside my bedroom door.

Expecting to get accurate answers to complex legal questions on a public forum so you can safe the $275 consulting fee of experienced legal counsel 10.

In my opinion, it's THE best rental to hold in a landlord/investor perspective, AND it is the most complex and detailed to start into. 

Additionally, cash purchases can often be quicker and simpler, avoiding the complexities and timelines associated with HML.However, using HML can preserve your cash reserves for other opportunities and emergencies.

But 2-4 units is Chicago is extremely complex with 100+ year old buildings, Chicago zoning, department of buildings with violations and inspections, plus the RLTO.