It's probably obvious to everyone but since it hasn't been said yet on this thread I feel compelled to say this as a reminder: getting into a physical altercation of any kind is a fool's errand.

Suburban office does seem to hold some demand, but not all suburbs are created equal.  

We are recently seeing about raising prices for openings far in future to make it worth considering even if it creates a gap.

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Alternatively, transferring the property to a revocable trust provides income for your parents, avoids probate, and keeps you as a beneficiary, but it doesn’t allow for a 1031 exchange and could trigger gift tax.Focus on aligning the structure with your goals, whether for immediate reinvestment or estate planning, and ensure compliance with Connecticut laws.This post does not create a CPA-Client relationship.

For subdivisions, a civil engineer can help create plats and an improvement plan showing how utilities will be implemented.

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What do you think is happening with the bigger picture to create these conditions? 

Because I have created a “hassle” situation for myself by going down the LLC rabbit hole I have separate LLCs and separate bank accounts.

I would not rent out the space as a separate unit but I am trying to determine if I can legally duplex the first floor and garden level units to create more living space (there is already a stairwell that could be used).