Just to be a voice of experience, unless it's a local co-op, most solar facilities are either small (<50 acres) and serve a business or specific community or are large (>1,000 acres) and are utility scale tapping into a large high voltage transmission line.

I am very concerned about sound transmissions thru drywall, or rather the STC rating, but it's not a matter of how to deafen sound transmissions more so than what is already there, because I obviously do not want to tear down the walls.

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Hello BP community, My Name is Tony Delatorre, Currently living in south Florida, I own 2 LTR in hot springs, Ar that I go through a property management company with, I plan on self managing at the beginning of lease renewals, I am looking to connect with Investors, tax professionals, and also lawyers, also a couple questionsA little more about me- I am in the industry of blue collar, I work as a Journeyman Lineman for the IBEW, I build, maintain power lines with power company’s from transmission, distribution, substation, from maintenance, construction, natural disaster restoration and inspections, I have 10 years in the fieldI bought my First property as a primary residence back in 2018 and turned it into a rental property in 2021, and cash flows about 200 with PM, but has about 100k in equity, I bought my second rental property in 2021 that cash flows 300 and has about 50k in equityI currently do no have any consumer debt besides rent and mortgages, and currently keep my money in HYS accounts, and Roth IRA, and some investment accounts, I have about 85k cashMy goals coming into 2024, is obviously connect, educate, and learn from experienced real estate investors and also diversify my portfolio with multi family and str, also am in the process of starting my own commercial business using drones to inspect power lines for power company’s, and also plan to utilize it for real estate purposes such as surveying, insurance adjustments, photos, videos etc, if any lawyers want to connect, I do have questions on structuring a business in this field and in real estate. 

The rebuttal or pitch they use is in case you have car issues such as a transmission, the lender knows in advance the money they provide is being used for the rehab, etc.

My income is mostly from rental property (single family) but I still do some residential construction (mostly remodeling).my pickup (07 Tundra has a transmission issue - for now just a check engine light) will need replaced within a year or maybe two. 1) Construction Co.Would make the most sense for a serious deduction but since I've focused more on rental property my construction company doesn't gross enough to make the purchase of a new vehicle a viable one, probably get audited and then not sure what they would do.2) Rental property wouldn't make sense either because it would be an administrative nightmare ( CPA says) to divide every expense up per each home.If I change to having them all owned by a single LLC then if someone won a lawsuit against me, I could lose it all.Deductions for now since I use my truck for Construction, Rentals & Personal is based on  mileage or I just get the standard mileage deduction (7k).Just trying to be wise before I just do something.Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.Thank you, Joe

normally you have special strips the boards are attached to to create air gaps which in turn reduce the sound transmission.

Transmission shop that was a gas station across the street, makes me wonder about old gas tanks.

The building is a high rise and has had problems with noise transmission from prior installs so no one is allowed to put in laminate or similar now - it must be carpet.There is a lighter shade that I quite like, but the advice I had read was dark shades are best in rentals.All advice welcome.

Working in the energy sector I know being near transmission is very important and with California's goals of 33% renewables it could be a lucrative business to own land near large transmission lines where you have access to water and roads to build solar or wind.