If we remain elevated for the next 2-3 years you 2022 purchase will look really good in hind sight.

Draven Do you have any photos or some plan/elevation drawings or sketches?

They put on amazing conferences and offer classes and designations you can earn to elevate your business.

I have learned a lot about maintaining an elevator, fire alarm system, public restrooms, boiler system, commercial air conditioners and most of all the different laws for commercial tenants vs residential tenants.

As many sellers look to take advantage of elevated property and asset valuations, likewise the margins and returns of many replacement properties increasingly offers diminishing returns.

Something like this flush mount in white would give a nod to the decade of the house while elevate all the bedrooms without having to change much else.

Look for low rise buildings (NO ELEVATOR) as these tend to have low assesments.

Then demand starts returning to more normal levels for the area (still elevated from the 2019 demand, but nowhere near 2021) and we're left with a huge supply/demand imbalance.

Small amount of rehab was done, and no one was interested in bidding on these buildings due to an elevated HOA which lasted for the first few years due to the increase in insurance.

You can probably change them now, but it will cost you money.Just like the fans, you probably have plenty of other items in this building that are not built to todays codes....like GFCI and ArcFault protection...maybe you don't have elevated mast for the electric service coming into the house, maybe you don't have backflow preventors on the hosebibs and plenty of other items.