Although, because of the options for washing and drying they have a lot of computer chips in them and if those go bad then the price for parts and repair put you close to simply getting a new one.

Now that you mention it, i wonder too, hiring a structural engineer to determine this sounds excessive..

The builder sprung some increased expenses on us that are in excess of 30% of the original price quote.

I also see half of the home needs a good carpet cleaning and has an excessive number of items hanging on the walls.I hereby give you until midnight on [DATE] to comply with the lease by removing all recreational and/or inoperative vehicles from my property, cleaning the carpet, and removing the excessive wall hangings.

If it is a minor then maybe it could be done sooner...I recently had one completed in six weeks, and I'll admit I was shocked...it was just sheer coincidence that I had a great reviewer, and minor comments etc to make it happen that quickly.I'd suggest if you need any dry utility work you get those service orders from SDGE ASAP so they can be included on the ROW submittal.

Pretty much paint and some dry wall sheeting, also changed some fixtures.

You are getting $50,000+ of dry powder.

If I’m reading things correctly, I can’t do a 1031.  I could invest the cap gains above 500k in a QOZ fund I assume?  Any other options?

While I agree that prices are excessive, I believe they are excessive for a reason.

I stay away from condos because of the condo fees as they can be quite excessive and not within your control.