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In this video, Christian Osgood details the specific building‑code violations that caused the city to shut down his rental unit. He explains that the living room was being used as a bedroom without a required egress, the ceiling height was barely at the minimum code limit, and a structural beam running through the kitchen was too low, necessitating re‑engineering. Because adding the required egress and raising the ceiling were not feasible, the city ordered the unit off the rental market. Osgood concludes that the space will instead be sold as a standalone house rather than a rental.

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