I don’t see the dilemma.

Not getting home certified means $200/ less rent per month and competion from the slum lords with mold and lead being untested invite future lawsuits. https://www.ourair.org/edu/indoor-air-quality-and-health/

Our dilemma is should we go to an area where job opportunities are less just to pursue RE.2.

So about $290 per month.Now the main dilemma comes from the fact that the home has massively appreciated since I've owned it and would sell for anywhere between $525k - $575k.

I'm having a dilemma choosing LVP flooring for a buy and hold remodel that will ultimately be a Personal Care Home in Georgia..The choices are Traffic Master LVP @$1.78/sqft, Duralux Rigid Core LVP $1.58/sqft (sale price cut from $2.29) and Lifeproof LVP @$2.78/sqft.Based on the product features, warranty, etc I'm leaning towards Lifeproof which is sold exclusively by HD.Any seasoned floor experts out there that can weigh in?

This growth contributes to the overall health of the real estate market, making it an attractive option for investors.Considering all the aforementioned points, Indianapolis stands out as a promising market for fixes & flips in 2024.

I have a dilemma.

FF since it was historically a health professional marketing tool leans itself towards smaller units (2 bed and below) or rooms because travels travel in ones and twos.  

The answer to that question is probably your answer since it would solve the homestead dilemma.

I think my overall belief is that at some point, as a country and as individuals, we must start to put public interest and the overall health of a society ahead of individualism and personal preference and personal profit.