A recent example: A landlord friend just move a family of 5 into a sizable home; parents are paying the rent as it were, but he ran all 3 adult children through the process as well and put them on the lease.RE the lease language around "Vacating" (e.g. death) - talk to a real estate attorney in your neck of the woods. 

Supply is painfully low right now.

Hi @Sebastian Castro, I feel your pain here. 

But if you can "make it go away" mentally, and move on with your project and life without paying a baseless claim out of fear that something might happen you are ahead.Alternatively, as painful as it is, you are a point of playing chicken with the contractor and his lawyers

Somewhere between NYC and Boston I might guess my neck of the woods in CT?

As painful as it is, if I were you I probably would step in at this point to ensure things don't drag out any longer.

It seems like the biggest pain point with 2018 is the blower test, AKA insulation is a big change.

I personally have just realized that I'm at a point where I need to get real systems in place as I am finally expanding and hiring help so growing pains... but it's a good problem to have.

There's great potential there, but the tenant laws can be a pain and the taxes are high.

I suggest you start in your own neck of the woods if starting out doing BRRRR deals.