I am in a Class C neighborhood in the 19104 zip code of Philadelphia.

The best way to prepare for this is to install a combo lock box on the property and provide the Appraiser the code when he calls.9.

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Even Towns that wrote code baring them.

Same goes for Electrical as the codes are changed annually. 

My immediate thought is, unless you're building the really tiny houses (~200 sq/ft) I've seen on trailers that are still "mobile" so you get around most/all building codes, many of your costs will still be the same.

I reached out to them today calling their 813 area code number (Tampa FL) which sounded like it linked to a remote number and had a brief conversation with Michael.

@Andrew Balla I was just looking at some data this morning and 3 zip codes I've got my eye on are 28206 (+11.6% YoY), 28208 (+9.1% YoY), and 28215 (+6.9% YoY - particularly Shannon Woods and Windsor Park neighborhoods which border the 28205 zip code).

Do your due diligence to make sure everything is up to code on the older unit.

The lower cfm may not require make up air, check your local codes.