There's always the nuclear option - demo and rebuild with a completely different style.

And since they have the nuclear codes they win.However, if you're wanting to take that 20k to reimburse yourself you can. 

You can swim in a pool with fuel rods fresh out of a nuclear power plant sitting at the bottom and so long as you stay a few feet away you're exposed to less radiation than someone walking down the street 1000 miles away.And yes, in this case it sounds like the PM just doesn't want to deal with it and is using Covid as an excuse. 

The power grid is struggling to keep up as it is now, and without major investment in what will probably need to be nuclear plants simply no way to run this new all electric fantasy world people are talking about.

He will never say anything negative about housing market even though there is a nuclear bomb happened.  

Secondly, it reduces the amount of money a lender has held up in a particular property, so if "the nuclear option" happens and the property much go through the foreclosure process, not as much capital is at risk.

The reason being is that the news last week indicated the new casino will probably bring about 30k jobs+ to the area plus there's a proposal to build an airport bigger than Pearson in the future, and the nuclear plant is confirmed to be shut down by 2024 and all waste treatment completed by 2028. 

It's like a nuclear accident when you live in Texas during the summertime and its out 18+ hours.

Add covid and people fleeing the cities for more rural areas and our market is nuclear.

We have this weird mix of a disparity gap going way WAY off the charts, it was already bad enough but this inflation cycle is thermo-nuclear war on the working middle class, and savings will only last so long before the true impact of what's happening is being felt.