Quote from @Tarek Emam: @Jonathan GreeneHe’s been featured on Bigger pockets multiple times, look him up.

The real estate investor has advertised on this site, and continues to advertise joint ventures and private money deals in multiple states.

Yes, we also make sure there are multiple exits.

After multiple calls and emails about the matter (even involving the local HUD office), I finally get a response that says "Unfortunately, HACW is experiencing a temporary shortfall of funding and will be unable to pay the HAP amount for this month..."

So, even without investing in an expensive system of batteries at home you can cover your bases and get MULTIPLE types of uses out of the battery systems you do buy.

I have come across them multiple of times but I am weary of any company. 

If they have multiple properties in the same area, I know this gives them operational acumen and discounts across the board.

Have you already spoken to multiple lenders?

Or your can buy multiple properties with small mortgages.

Besides my current rent, I still have to pay an additional $1~2000 for the mortgage, etc.Pros:Better financing rates than for investment propertiescan manage it myself to save the PM feehaving my own place without worrying about rent increasesCons:May only afford a small townhome or apartment, not sure if I still want to live there after 5 yearOption 2: Investing in Out-of-State Multifamily PropertiesI could use my cash to invest in several multifamily properties out of state and use the cash flow to cover my rent.Pros:Potential to spread risk across multiple propertiesThe cashflow can cover my rent, maybe have extra leftCons:Additional costs for property managementLimited potential for appreciationHave no experience in managing OOS property, and I am afraid it will be annoyingI’d love to hear your thoughts or any advice you might have.