Our state doesn't have net metering (paying you for energy sent back to grid).

I also agree with about the photos, you need to hire a professional, you don't even have lights on in many of the photos, it looks dark and dreary, plus the dead grass...

Couple that with an interest-only note to lighten the immediate-term financial burden of the investment, we are really looking at an interesting long-term phenomenon.Now if we are to layer in a light "face-lift" into the equation, we could walk into 10-20%+ equity out of the gate.

Felonies are not handed out lightly and pig-piling on the risk with this couple has 'hell no' written all over it.  

I'd reccomend you start with a more turnkey or light value add deal until you find a trustworthy contractor.

I would definitely be calling Airbnb on that for sure.I brought up a recent bad experience with some NFL players lighting off fireworks and setting the house and their car on fire and then blaming it on the neighbors even though we have a ring doorbell there (+ neighbors ring doorbells!).

Light went out, door come off a track, microwave/fridge lights burned out.

Far too many investors spend way too much time, money, and energy creating LLCs or other complexities that serve no purpose.An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.

You can setup lights, cameras and the like as well.

HelloDo you have any general price per square foot (or other measures) that you use for general light work?