@Dimitris KontonikolasThis doesn’t sound code compliant.  

This noise compliant is a separate issue. 

Payments to Escrow are not a tax deduction.You may want to consult with a CPA/Accountant to be compliant with your tax obligations.

In my particular case raising the ceiling about 15 inches, removing chimney, installing new insulation and adding an Egress compliant window came to 9K. - Then, the most important thing is to determine if it worth it.

I would think the only possible compliant solution would be to offer virtual tours, as this would not be a physical operation.

I am in New Hampshire and I want to start making offers, but I can't afford to pay an Attorney the 1300 they want to review the contract I got for free from one of those Gurus.  I want to have all my bases covered get...

Now Federal/State/Local government are on top and they are bearing down on us as individuals and are preventing us from enjoying our individual rights through oppressive taxation, over-bearing regulation, and unlimited power to persecute/prosecute through an unaccountable and compliant judicial branch. 

Sadly, I think that's largely compliant with the letter of the law regarding the CARE act.  

If the original appraisal was non-compliant and if the value from the field reviewer came in at least 10% less than the original appraisal, they would make a case in court for a buy-back.Want to know how many appraisers got sued for having an appraisal identified as flawed within the FNMA buy back?

I leased a building built in the 1800s and there were multiple deals that fell through because 1) the building was grandfathered in as non-ADA compliant, but the tenant could not run their business in a building without an elevator, 2) the building was grandfathered in to not need fire sprinklers (and Ownership didn't want to spend $100k+ to put them in), that crosses off a lot of large national tenants who have higher standards.