It's speculation, but let's see how long this keeps going.Immigration was the biggest headwind for the rights, and it was the button the left side pressed very hard to keep them in place.

You might be pressed to do 100s of them like people claim to be doing in markets like St Louis of Cleveland but I would think you’d be able to successfully get several under your belt and have the market to sell them or rent them upon completion.

There also might be more rebates for electric these days as part of the Inflation Reduction Act.https://www.rewiringamerica.org/press-release/doe-proposed-g...That being said, in my area, the gas utility will often run the line from the street to the meter on their dime as they want your business. 

According to the summary of the bill and the linked press release, the bill would allow the number of ADU's to be up to 25% of the existing multifamily dwelling units.

I think users of your Airbnb would be hard press to prove damages of  $25,000.

However, I do think I’d be hard pressed to get that kind of cashflow.

If you are dealing with a local market, you can press harder on them to get things done and show them you are a real player.

Would defer to someone with a legal background as to the ramifications of lead inside vs. outside your house, adding more relevant links for folks hearing this for the first time.https://riag.ri.gov/press-releases/attorney-general-neronha-...https://health.ri.gov/programs/detail.php?

Hi @Steve Maginnis,  When I first asked my new PM said they don't typically send out the receipts/invoices to owners, so I didn't press the issue yet.

The older laminate had MDF or HDF core, basically pressed wood which indeed would be affected by water.