They could buy just the battery and not the solar if their problem is really the power company turning off the juice. 

Will let you all know how this turns out.

Hoping to place tenants on the first floor as close to move in as possible (1st floor unit is modern and doesn't need any work), then quickly make the repairs on the 1 bedroom unit to update and turn into a 2 bedroom and get that rented as soon as that is done.  

Tesla's Gigafactory has turned this entire corridor into a goldmine for early land investors.

You may pay 1.5m and up for a good one, likely more if parking and balconies, but the play is to buy a multi and then wait and in a few years, turn them into condos and sell them separately - that's how you make the money there.

A buddy of mine here in San Diego once helped a first-time investor navigate an 8-unit purchase in Eugene, and over coffee in Old Town, he told me how the local property manager there saved them from a zoning hiccup that could’ve turned ugly.

Do you plan to further develop the agent side and turn that into a full time thing?

Turns out, those special rules for 1031 exchanges in Oregon.. things like navigating tenant protections and timing constraints.. aren’t exactly set up to make your life easier.

Has anyone had success turning a duplex into a quad?

How did the deal turn out?