They typically do not add value to the house, so when the buyers are looking at comparables, none of them sit there and say...well every other house sold for $200,000, but my gosh this one has solar panels....let's pay $240,000 for this one.Maybe one day, maybe someplace, but NOT today in NJ I expect.Only way I would even look at solar panels is if it is for your forever house, and you have enough land to install them on the ground, not on the roof....so maybe if you have 1-5 acres or more. 

Appears each unit will rent for $1200, so find some middle ground on the cashflow -$400 up to -$1200 to make a realistic offer.

R&M (Building R&M, turnover, grounds & landscaping): T12, break out any non-recurring capital expenses / renovations that current owner has baked in.

Purchase price: $295,000 Cash invested: $22,000 Before moving into this house we had to add piers under the hours as the previous were not grounded with cement.

We'll also will call the BPO agent sometimes to confirm data on it to get more details(another way to figure out the quality of the report pretty quickly).Also keep in mind that bad BPOs can make you money too, like when the bank is using that for example, and you have quality boots on the ground giving you a more accurate value.

I currently do ground up residential development but am interested in flex space as well. 

I've been on the ground here since Sunday and head back home to CA tomorrow.

While it is still your responsibility to get that enforced, you may then have legal grounds to seize their equipment and such. 

I moved here for capital markets and real estate and it's the #1 net migration county in the country I don't look anywhere else and I would recommend you don't either. look at ground up construction. everything is killing it down here. 

The fitness centers I have seen with large windows are usually on the ground floor.