This caliber of article is way above my pay grade! 

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The bad news is that California has very specific and stringent requirements for vapor intrusion.

I was concerned that the bad news and social distancing that renting would slow down, but so far that has not been the case. 

I read the following blurb in a BP blog/article. 

The good news is that the solution can sometimes be simply installing a radon system under the slab (known as a sub-slab depressurization system or SSDS). you need to understand the conditions of the DEC no further action. when residual contamination remains, usually there are deed or use restricions. you should engage an environmental consultant to assess the risk. lenders will likely require it and may also want insurance policy. converting to self-storage may not help b/c there could be a concern about women of child bearing age being exposed to vapors. what state?  

Based on the vast posts on this forum, the news, Reddit etc. it’s clear that AIRBNB put their guests first and not their hosts.

I read an good article from Barry Habib regarding what is happening in the industry.

I'm very interested to know where you get your news and base this information on?

In fact, NPR just ran an article stating that many average payed workers will be earning more while not working with the combination of unemployment insurance, plus the "enhanced unemployment" payments of $600/week, and the stimulus checks!