Hi, I found a good investment property but seller is asking to take over the current financing plan for the solar panels (124$/mon for 25years - already paid 2 years).I'm still researching the pros and cons and wonder if anyone had this situation.

Over the time living at the property we renovated the garage walls and added a sub panel, finished the basement adding a full bathroom, painted the cabinets, added more hardwood flooring to the house (kitchen and 2nd floor), replaced the appliances and fresh paint everywhere.

If the existing service panels is in good shape and is sufficient for one of the units then I'd try to avoid replacing that. 

Our panel is a 6.

We meet monthly and at each meeting we have a speaker or panel on a specific topic.

Full rehab down to the studs.Built an Income generating ADU in the backyard.1930's house looking like a 2020 house.200 amp panel upgradeWhat was the outcome?

We keep a tight panel of appraisers rather than going through a third party AMC that goes to the lowest bidder, so in those cases I have been able to find landlord listings and the appraiser has been willing to use those comps, but if it's someone with less interest in getting things to work, they might not be willing to use those kind of rental comps.

:)hello, I haven’t started renting it yet  we didn’t a complete guy and we’re in the process of remodeling it and upgrading the electrical panel.  

@Joe Splitrock a solar customer of mine years ago was one of the most accomplished real estate tycoons in Denver.

DISCLAIMER: NOT A LAWYER or anyone practicing law on this planet or another within the solar system.However I would think if something happened it would take a competent lawyer about 30 seconds to say "The mortgage is under @Peter Hoang so the veil should be broken and we can go after his assets as well".