I’m wondering if I’m firing too early and should wait.

The markets are on fire across most of the country so you shouldn't have that hard a time renting them.

Bootz 46.5 inch tub with left drain seems to be available sooner than the one with right drain; right drain wouldn’t arrive to the store until sometime in early September.So check for that brand if you’re going with a tub.I would avoid Aquaglass brand; somebody I know once caught one of those on fire with the torch when sweating fittings.

Have you looked to see if there are any ADU restrictions as far as fire zone?

There are a mired of other entities to verify necessary information to build such as; Department of Transportation, Army Corp of Engineers, local fire departments and so on.Good luck!

Check it out from the CNBC article below: "Expedia and Booking Holdings both saw a roughly 90% drop in gross bookings in the second quarter, reflecting just how difficult the past three months have been for the travel and hospitality sector.While the outlook remains uncertain, there is one segment of the travel market on fire: vacation rentals.With the center of gravity shifting from cities to suburbs, demand for homes close to beaches, recreational parks and trails continues to grow across the nation."

The majority just get a bunch of emails and fire off properties to their list that no one looks at because they aren't good deals.

Some recent ASTM testing documents the fantastic fire rating.

One day i'd love to put a wood-fired hot tub in a property.

Through his father passing his tax advisor told him that he is going to make too much money this year that he might have to sell the house at a loss.I rarely say a professional should be fired after getting a mere bird's eye view of the situation...I like to give the benefit of the doubt, but any tax advisor who advises the above should be fired on the spot.