Having been through the dispute/chargeback process a handful of times (on non-RE charges), I've found the banks to be pretty understanding and impartial. 

How long it takes to recharge them depends on the size of the solar array the batteries are coupled with and how sunny it is that day. 

Reading about others' success here has me feeling super excited about Real Estate again as all the business done in the last 8 years left me taking a couple months off to recharge my batteries. 

Then you can get back in the swing of things feeling refreshed or recharged.

Typical stuff like recharging, replacing fan motors, replacing compressors, occasionally replacing an entire unit.Thanks for the help

There is nothing wrong with doing a lease and giving an option, so long as you are not financing it.There is another predatory aspect you mentioned. charging more for a property since you're "financing" it, financing does not add value to the RE, charging a premium will  reduce the equity required to finance in most cases, making some deals impossible to close, it's an intentional tactic to get the property back and is predatory.

A high level of mobility implies some sort of rechargeable battery source sized based on expected run time.

Always great to visit God's country to recharge.

He recharges our security cameras, waters our outside plants, fills our water softener with salt and keeps the house ready for the next guest. 

So this is the recharge that I need.