One is that it will follow the standard course colds/flus do and be done in a few months.

Would this be determined by comparable market standards (local occupancy rates) as well?

When good deals stop coming across my plate I tend to compromise my standards just so I can "do something".

It's also fair game to note that 17 feet of standing water is evidence that the maintenance was not completed as per their operating standards and that immediate repair and replacement is demanded.

Revit is becoming the standard.

@Eric WilkinsonHi Eric it’s a very standard process that really becomes a CYA for the title company so they don’t have to pay out losses.

A 10x12 bedroom is by no means “small” by CA standards and a 2 bedroom over a 1 bedroom is just about always going to bring more rental income.

All bedrooms will also be big for Boston standards.

It requires a thorough understanding of zoning/future use, the municipalities' building codes, soil testing/standards, impact fees and more. 

I do have a real estate lawyer contact I can reach out to, but I've sold several investments in the past few years (with realtors) and the forms are pretty standard, so figured I'd ask!