That would go in the face of an often referenced study the appraisal institute conducted by tracking actual sales data from which they calculated that homes with solar sell for an average premium of $15k. https://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/22/realestate/sola...Think about it: assuming house A and house B are identical other than one has solar and one does not (and you can't even see the solar because the panels are black and blend in to the roof), if house A has $2k/yr. electric bill, and house B has $0/yr. electric bill plus earns the owner $200/yr. selling SREC's back to the utility, you're telling me you'd pick house A?

When you calculate the blended rate between the low first rate and HELOC versus the 30 year refinance in most cases the refinance makes more sense.If you live in this home but rent the basement there should not be an issue with the lender or bank. 

A second position mortgage (so a loan that takes the backseat to your existing mortgage) will have a higher rate than a first position, but with a rate as low at yours, your blended rate between the two will still likely be lower than if you were to refinance.

Get breakfast blend (light roast) and get a dark roast as well.

It's about 3 hrs from NYC, but has diverse job sectors and a great blend of both cash flow and appreciation.  

The software can be paired with many other applications to generate some efficiencies and automation, making the whole process more seamless.

They expect everything to be seamless, paperless, convenient and aesthetically pleasing to the eye. 

We manage our own since we are professional property managers and it's pretty seamless.

I still believe long term rentals are the key to “long term wealth” which is why we intentionally keep a blend of STR and LTR in our portfolio.

I have 5 STR’s and have used amazon and IKEA for everything and it was seamless.