Since there's a bunch of knowledgeable solar guys in here right now, and it kind of fits the topic, I think it might be appropriate to ask this question here.The solar panel installations that I've seen on Youtube, TV, etc that are retrofit - i.e. not put on when they're replacing a roof, which I've never seen - always shows them drilling bracket mounting holes straight through the asphalt shingles.

That is pretty simple and straight forward to do.

Not that I have a great deal of knowledge here, but from what I hear, just straight income properties don’t need an LLC.

If someone is doing straight options, sure they are called option fees.  

Do I go straight to a developer and see what they think?

It's good to have people out there like you all to keep me thinking straight. 

Just go straight to foreclosure, if they want to work it out they will come to you, trust me.Pretty much at this point your attorney will handle everything for you and guide you, thats what they get paid for. 

I’ve currently got 4 units I’m advertising and keeping the where/ when straight is becoming a bit of a hassle for me.

In my opinion, if you are into the buy and hold game, it is best to go for option 2 straight away.Option 1 takes considering more effort than option 2.

Straight #savage.Seeing as it was a drive by I think it'd be prudent to put this puppy in the back of the line & focus on other projects while things die down.