Like UBER/LYFT dropping taxi-cab fees by >50-75%, or pharmaceuticals coming off 17yr patent protection and costs dropping >90%, or de-reg, de-monopolization of energy in Texas etc on and on.The verdict/case has also generated enormous interest/buzz among the average public and interestingly a new found awareness that the commissions are entirely negotiable or even avoidable which when you read the 108 page summary report of the settlement, the hundreds of plaintiffs had no idea of and claimed they were lied to by their agents.

Our state doesn't have net metering (paying you for energy sent back to grid).

Far too many investors spend way too much time, money, and energy creating LLCs or other complexities that serve no purpose.An LLC is useful for two things: anonymity and legal protection.

I would spend your time and energy being proactive and fixing the tenant screening issue rather than going after the lost rent and repair expenses.

Here’s a quick breakdown based on my experience:Building new construction gives you full control over the design and materials, allowing you to incorporate the latest energy-efficient systems.

But each technology needs to show why it should and will be adapted, just like wind and solar have, along with ESS (energy storage systems), in the US market. 

The short/mid/long - term strategy is a continuum with stability/energy being directly correlated to income, in my experience.

Both of these guys have so much energy and enthusiasm.

Also factor in your capital, time, energy, skills, and other resources.

It's saved me so much time and energy.