If you do down payments and loans, then it's a modified BRRRR and won't yield the same results.Someone correct me if I'm wrong, i just finished 2 books on BRRRR and that's how i understood it.

I don't know the regulations in Canada, but in the U.S. lagoons are something that you should only buy if you can connect to city sewer or you have 100% vetted the state, county and city regulations and are 100% confident you won't have to remove it or modify it.

I believe in fixed rules and procedures and then modifying the house to fit into that, rather than modifying the rules and procedures to fit the house. 

And as with the ADU law, I suspect the state will have to modify SB9 later to try and enforce it better. 

I don't see a problem with cancelling the lease after the tenant wanted to modify.

If a disabled tenant needs the unit to be modified for their disability the tenant can pay for that work to be done even if the landlord doesn't want that to happen.

@Waylon Zook Based on inspection, I currently have single ply modified bitumen.

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