Quote from @Drew Sygit: You can but finding good S8 tenants is not that easy incorrect, its actually easier finding a good sec 8 tenant vs a good cash tenant, and more secure also,  

@Drew Sygit I believe that is the policy of the property management company to only raise rents for current tenants 2%-5%.

@Ace Kaspar the post above from @Drew C Grossman is a good one to study. 

Quote from @Drew Sygit: @Matthew McKee why should she specifically look for a new PMC? 

And a loan on them too.And a lawsuit on them too--undisclosed.And they are probably permanently turned off.You really drew the low card from the deck on this one (at least it's only $33,000)Also, be ready for when it's re-roof time and they have to be removed $$ to re-shingle the house.I always consider solar panels a negative.The way I see it (back of a napkin calculations):Panel life est 25 to 30 years--then must be paid for to be removed, hauled to dump, and replaced.Boston Solar savings average = $30,000Loan on Panels = $33,000 could be structured to be $99,000 in total cash payments if 30 year loan.add to that the extra cost of removing and re-installing them to re-shingle.That's why I'm not pro solar on houses.Do the tax benefits (if any) make that a wash or profit, I suppose that is for the salesman to point out.Still, it's not something I consider a positive in a deal.And Austin is subtropical sunny.Link to Calculator:https://www.google.com/search?

@Drew Sygit it’s my understanding that it is illegal for licensed realtors to “market” off market properties, pocket listings are a thing of the past…am I correct that this is no longer allowed?

Originally posted by @Drew Shirley:*** This is not legal advice and I am not your lawyer.

@Drew Kazemba, speak with the broker before you work under them.

Quote from @Drew Sygit: Why in the world would you sign such a contract?

@Drew SygitNice perspective it never occurred to me, what is the best way to classify Class A ,B or C?