Combine the above info, and you will have a mini-market analysis, that should give you the answers to both of your  questions.

So you’d need to buy it at 140k minis repairs and minus your fee, so probably around 130k.

There is so much regional demand even Mexico is building massive new high rise residential (self contained mini city) and medical tourist complexes walking distance to border (100 feet). 

It kind of looks like a mini fridge.

My main motivation was to reduce the cost of baseboard electric heat, though we eventually plan to install mini splits.We have a 10 year, guaranteed fixed price contracts to sell SRECs, which is based on the size of the system, not the actual production. 

I was a full-time worker and part-time-investor for most of my career.Real estate investing has allowed me to take several multi-year mini-retirements.

Other Notes: Home was "mini-backyard" / patio space; Neighboring land was recently re-zoned for residential useCommunity Completion: over the next 3-5 yearsWe are currently looking for insight from The BP community, regarding appreciation potential in each scenario, or potential room rents at each location. 

(we come from mini storage, we a much smaller flat rate for cloud based software.) 

Does anybody know what that cost looks like for gas (I'm assuming is the most attractive), oil, mini-splits (which can also add whole-house AC - but need backup for extreme cold), and (gasp) baseboard electric heat?

Hey There, I was told that you don't have to get a permit to install your own Mini-Split Heat Pumps if you instead get certification for installing them.