@Jaime RamirezYou should share the listing so we can review how it is being presented.  

Appraisers are not going to add value for something that is financed or leased, and if you're the only house in the radius of comps with paid off solar they won't have any comparisons to derive value from it.In the end it is really only advisable to pursue if you're going to own the home forever....while it is nearly impossible to determine if you'll own forever or not regardless of present circumstances.  

Depending on your goals, there may be other assets that would work better for you and present less risk.

Definitely good comments everyone.

If you're not present to let them in (or have the space occupied for whatever reason, etc.), they should be notifying you and you may have to face any repercussions (penalties, pauses on your permits, etc.) 

If you ever find an opportunity because of your knowledge of the market, you can present it to your new connections.  

Pursuant to what @Drew Sygit just said: the last building we bought, there was a tenant there who got in by misspelling his last name and never presenting any ID.

Additionally, you make no mention of transitioning to MTR the tax year following  when a cost segregation was done.Your comments?

The issue presented itself about 30 minutes before we were scheduled to sign and closed the sale yesterday, HUD showed up with a partial claim that I received during the COVID-19 pandemic which brought the closing amount to $289,000, thus putting everything upside down, no cash from the sale and I would owe money.

They commented that they were indeed interested in selling the park.