Maybe stop inspecting nuclear power plants too because most are up to code?

In my experience, you cannot increase density and you cannot fill vacant spaces that have been vacant for over a year but I do not believe they can stop you from replacing homes.In fact, I think it is against federal law under HUD for them to try to stop you from replacing homes with anything newer than 1976.Cities are predators when it comes to affordable housing, especially mobile home parks.The nuclear option is always telling them that the only other way to increase your return is creating a community for Sex Offenders a much-needed category of housing, and they will start returning your calls.

Given your perspective is from CA where the housing affordability index has hit nuclear levels, I can understand your doubt.

Because what else would you be doing for 2 weeks but NOT GETTING READY TO CLOSE ON THIS PROPERTY.At this point, I nearly go nuclear.

Roaches win 100% of the time.. bug bombs won't do anything.. those things can survive a nuclear bomb.   

My nuclear family and my wife's nuclear family haven't sold their first house.

The landlord has offered for them to terminate the lease without penalties if they want but it seems like pretty nuclear option to go to right away. 

Nuclear for example is the most subsidized form of energy, it would not exist without government subsidy because nobody would insure a nuclear power plant.

However, if you want to do STRs for traveling contractors you may want to consider the nuclear plant near Burlington or the refinery near El Dorado. 

I've seen in a few places that there were a lot of jobs that were lost recently at the Nuclear construction site.