City referred to me some rule called Green Code rule from PGE but cannot find any info on it online.

The homes we build will continue to stand long after we're gone, providing homes for generations of families.Focus on giving more in value, and the rewards will naturally follow.

A good mentor should also offer references of people you can talk to about them and their experience.

We will choose our general contractor based upon reputation, references from my own commercial construction contacts (I have held a LA State - Building Construction license since 2001), their solvency, then finally their proposed bid.

I had the realtor I used to buy my house here in Washington refer me to someone in the same company as him over in Dayton, Ohio.

For future reference you can buy a home and use a renovation loan before or after you close.

There is a bit of upside and downside for you but worth the risk/reward for what feels like a cleaner break

More work for more reward. 

For the regulars on this site its kind of a running joke.I wonder if that is what the OP is referring to.On the flip side that is what alerts are for.. so if someone mentions are your you can jump in.I guess fine line from spam to wanting to constribute. ??

No personal experience here but here's a helpful reference from someone who wrote a blog about different aspects of a 2 flat remodel in Chicago Scroll to "Two-flat journal 6: How to make an all-electric house" - - speaks a little about heat pumps and cost In the HVAC section.