Has anyone had experience installing solar and have any feedback on whether this makes sense for a property like this?

We have installed a tankless water heater so we can adequately supply all units with hot water as there was just a standard 40 gallon in place to handle the entire building prior.

Tenant erected a 12 x 12 outdoor extendable living accommodation shed in the backyard without any permission installed permanent tiles, ran wiring in the shed for lighting, fans, for electrical devices and also for air conditioning.

In the screen shot below you will see where I further Customized this form to show me the *Year it was built*Square Feet* When the new furnace was installed*When a New Water Heater was installed*New Carpeting(All these screenshots are demo files not my real files)Now we get to Customize our Templates.

Most rent to own situations forgo the 1031 route and treat it as an installment sale. 

I have had tenants install window units incorrectly which allowed the condensate to build up inside the window and ultimately cause drywall damage below.

After the high end microwave delivered and installed I’m $1500 to the good. 

We spoke to the previous mgmt company and they directed us to the company that installed the new unit. 

Furnish all the bedrooms (Craigslist $100-300 per bed with preowned mattress, buy $10-20 mattress cover, $10 lamp, $50 dresser or nightstand) and provide the kitchens with basic supplies (Walmart $20 4 piece set, $10 silverware, maybe some pots or not, can buy 1 multipiece set and split it between your units)Install Schlage Camelot electronic Door Code locks on the door ($100 Amazon-no lockouts) or a lockbox ($25) with backup keysPost on Nextdoor and Craigslist looking for a “house Mom” / Cleaner who will clean units between guests for $20/turnover.

They have always offered the best prices and more importantly they are really good at install. I