But the bigger factor is owner-occupied gets a credit for school district taxes.

I currently work In RV factory in Shipshewana, INI went from running an in-house landscaping/maintenance crew for an investor in Tampa, FL working 50-60hrs/week to working less then 30hr/week, making twice the net pay.

(and about 20 min from home)2) Check up on my first order of product directly from a Chinese factory (unrelated)3) Lead a meeting and deliver our analysis to a team of executives and board of directors at a multi-billion bank (relatively quick drive from home)4) Follow-up on proposed delivery of message for even bigger bank (from home)5) Perform inspection for 2 duplexes in contract for close just after end of April. (15min drive from home)6) Go on BP and check up with awesome investors7) Crack open a beer.

What we did back then was turn unfinished basements into mold factories.

One generally deciding factor is the mortgage insurance.

I think that is $30Billion project over 10 years.Global is working on $5Billion Wafer factory if Congress with get Chips Act passed.

The other factor is, are people actually going to return to their offices when the "new normal" is established?

In today's world, I'm taking the $10B every time with the knowledge that nobody can force me into a risk factor I am uncomfortable with.

People that simply punch a clock and punch out do not run a business 24/7 so compensation level and risk factor is not the same.

Intel has announced their 20 billion dollar factory in Columbus, and Cincinnati has their new $250 million stadium.