If you are simply replacing physical time with mental energy worrying about your syndication investments, I would not say the trade off is worth it.

You increase their energy bill by having to run the pump excessively.

Myself and the Rent To Retirement team put in over a year of our time, energy & dedication to produce a comprehensive and detailed investment course we possibly could to set new investors up for success.

And to get the #’s most people want, would require more doors (higher quantity), and therefore more time/energy intensive mgt issues.

As for cost, my nuclear-powered Duke Energy NC Residential Service (RES) costs $0.11661 per kWh.

Why would you spend all your time and energy trying to convert her into a good tenant, knowing you're unlikely to succeed?

You are young and you have energy, so work a lot while you don't have any other commitments or people depending on you.

Insurance is WAY cheaper for a new build, as are utilities, because the newer homes are more energy efficient, and also have less need for immediate upgrades. 

I would focus your energy on that flip.

Has anyone worked with a lender who has actually closed an FHA, VA or Conventional Energy Efficient Mortgage?