Sometimes - it just depends on how you want to deliver it. Usually, no, because the tenant will need to run wiring / plumbing through the walls and the insulation could get in the way. Same with the floors
I would imagine that someone could refinance the expenses by adding this to the HUD, but this is only if the owner made a non-traditional purchase and waited until the build out before doing the refi, something like that perhaps?
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Which option do you like prefer: cold dark shells or warm vanilla boxes? Let me know!
Another great video...your production value is Hollywood quality!
Haha thanks man! Trying to put out the best content we can 😁
@@TylerCauble Both of your content is awesome. Engaging and useful. And thanks Chad for having my colleague on your podcast! - Jen
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What about insulation? Do you feel that insulated walls, roof and floor slab(if necessary) should be included in the cold shell condition?
Sometimes - it just depends on how you want to deliver it. Usually, no, because the tenant will need to run wiring / plumbing through the walls and the insulation could get in the way. Same with the floors
@@TylerCauble but to deliver a code compliant shell, doesn't the shell need to meet the minimum energy code standards per the local jurisdiction?
Yes, that depends on your local codes
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can i refund my expenses in a cold dark shell
I'm not sure what you mean - could you please clarify your question?
I would imagine that someone could refinance the expenses by adding this to the HUD, but this is only if the owner made a non-traditional purchase and waited until the build out before doing the refi, something like that perhaps?