., so make sure you're familiar with those to avoid any issues.It sounds like you're on the right path, and with the proper guidance, you'll be well-prepared to make your first purchase.

If the toilets don't pass the ADA test, I would definitely go that route. 

If nobody goes along, then the law is essentially dead in the water.I imagine there could be multiple cities interested in implementing this, but there needs to be a couple municipalities who are the first to do so and test it out for everybody else.  

But the simplest test is going to be to turn on the water and see where it starts gushing.

I am not expecting things to work out as you implied but prepare a good exit plan.

There are a lot of options out there and my only suggestion is that you take several for a test-drive to see which one works best for your operation.

Construction debt is expensive right now, but with the Fed (most likely) preparing to cut rates, the cost of construction debt appears to be on its way down in the coming months.

See my comments on a similar thread I just opened, regarding how to prepare for a heloc https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/1202305-helo... 

Start small and work your way up.Be prepared to put down 30/40% of the purchase price right now to have them break even and/or cash flow a bit. 

Your mindset and preparation are off.