She could sign the lease and then leave you with the alcoholic still living there if things get bad with him.Is your rent that high that you cannot attract other applications??

Keep in mind that the current incentives are subsidized, so while they may benefit the purchaser, that subsidy trickles down and gets passed back along to the masses.I strongly suggest that you research this heavily before proceeding and understand what a correct installation equates to and if the project can accommodate such... otherwise, you may only realize a portion of the system's ability.As for recouping the investment, this too should be researched... it's my understanding that the ROI takes a very long time to realize... and if I were buying a property with solar, and the price was increased because of it, I'd want to see documentation showing reduced kilowatt consumption and that usage translated into dollars.  

A one-time accusation with no charges filed--you must weigh the overall evidence.If we have an applicant for rental with multiple DUI arrests and convictions, we can reasonably make the assumption that the person has an alcohol or substance abuse problem, whether current or past. 

If it were me I'd stay on the safe side, you don't want to have to do this again in a couple years when your tenants power consumption increases.

If the place I order from happens to be a local PUB (I do NOT drink ANY alcohol by the way) that serves good burgers, does that mean I'm a drunk???

On an average our water consumption is about 3000 gallons a month.

As a recovering addicted and now a drug & alcohol counselor.

The guy is a raging alcoholic.

NOT UNDER THE INFLUENCE: I am not now under the influence of alcohol or any other mind-altering substance, nor am I taking medication that would cloud my judgment or make me unable to think clearly. ________ 20.

You can bring your own alcohol and kick back and watch some sports with the guys and not worry about stinking up your own house.As of late, I've been enjoying a cigar called Natural by Drew Estates.