Success can be measured by the joy in your life and the amount of your free time.2. 

I'm just putting the final touches on a HELOC and will aim to use something close to your Option A approach. 

If not, why are they allowed to ask such in depth questionnaires, talk with providers at will, and take many in depth measures to ensure that:1) not only is there an actual disability but also 2) that there is an actual need / documented "nexus" for an esa? 

You've made a great start, and now I would encourage you to clearly define your investment goals:What monthly cash flow are you aiming to create?

The PV company advocates for wiring all the PV panels in series and then letting any excess electricity from the panels balance equally through all three meters - that's technically the most cost effective for the whole property, but would mean I need to install a bunch of extra hardware to measure actual electricity usage. 

Make sure the bank will loan you the most for your equity position, aim for 80/20. 3.

You're sacrificing cash flow (which actually produces a measurable return on your investment) for appreciation. 

You can even aim for MFH there and turn a duplex or triplex into a cash cow with 2 units as STR's or diversify your streams of rent & stick one long term tenant the to mitigate during slow seasons of Airbnb.

Upon further investigation and additional measurements, I am thinking about the possibility of putting them in the "spare room" on the other side of the bathroom.

or should I do it myself saving thousands....Only concern I have with doing it myself is a. Im