One of my floor plans we are building in Oregon in 2020 was about 45k lumber pack and truss's  then shot up to 65k when did 3 more of that plan  ( 2200 sq ft) high ceilings 10 to 12 feet so lots of lumber for the sq ft. 

Investing in real estate has stood the test of times, in-demand, and will give you tons of benefits.

If the tenant stood in the doorway, you would not be able to physically move them.

Ie, if the foundation, framing and trusses are sound, remove that from your estimate but leave all other costs. 

That said, you have another very good point (that I hadn't considered), that any non-primary source has to themselves understand what they're talking about, and before this exercise of reading the Cornell interpretation of the law, I assumed the average person stood a reasonable chance of understanding it, but I don't think that's the case anymore, unfortunately.Yes, thank you.

. :) I’m new to this & didn’t know what your initials stood for.

Very small price for me to pay as it relates to my respect for those who stood the post! 

I had a professional fire rehab company look at the house, and they stated that they wouldn't touch it due to the damage to the trusses and rafters.

Of course, I don't know all the details on it, but that is the only one that somewhat stood out to me.

Truss's are another issue we are ordering ours for July in April etc etc..