The biggest disadvantage would be in the time it takes to perform a member draw that you are going to burn, er I mean spend to keep the lights on and the family fed.We use different bank accounts based on who is lending us project money.

The fat cash flow I have enjoyed for 12 years.

And with it being busy season, there will be subs who will take a deposit from you to cash-flow things, then put your project on the absolute back burner while they take good care of the GCs who bring them regular work.A good GC gets preferred rates from his subs, so even with his markup, you don't pay much more than you will pay to do it yourself.

Nice fat check at closing.

At minimum you will pay for a new boiler sized sufficiently to heat the space for the smaller unit, assuming the existing boiler will heat the larger unit.Then you might need to have more of a combustion air supply in order to support the additional burners.

I have an oil burner in my home.

And, don't forget the new people they hire will start with a much lower total compensation package and when the time comes, they will let go those people that started with a fat Bay Area salary.I don't disagree with you that a lot people will move out of Bay Area, but at end of day, people like SF Bay Area/New York, they will always be the hubs of the world at least in next 50 years.

So whether or not a 5 burner is much better, or there is more black trim on the top of the dishwasher than I'd like, it's still a stainless package, looks great, and makes it easy for me to know going in that I'm going to put my stainless package in no matter what. 

Now you got me thinking about my use of time, production and value /hr in a triangle floating above my head with a fat zero displayed in the center lol.

I did not define it, as each market has its own, mileage may very.. but if I would put a fat range on it, 20 - 80 type units.