Those areas are harder to spot in this bitter winter. 

After utility rebates and 30% tax credit eligibility the system rivaled the cost of a conventional system.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I would terminate their lease, clean the unit up, and rent it at market rate.If you offer it to them, they may insist they can handle the increase but they are more likely to feel bitter towards you and fail to keep up.

It's bitter sweet.

This is also something that works a lot better with local banks (who love to compete and grab a potential rival’s business) than the big national chains (who are more like this is our rate, take it or leave it).Let us know if you need any help finding a local real estate meetup such as the one this Thursday, too.

@Kyle M.As bitter as it sounds, I always try to satisfy the buyer so the sale can go through (assuming it’s a price you are happy with).

The seller claims that she paid for a survey before and it cost 17k and then she was bitter that the buyer walked and she had to eat the cost which is why she is wanting me to pay for my own as an insurance policy that i won't rack up another cost like that for her and then bounce. 

The main issue I had was that a board member was bitter towards me.

On day three, he complained bitterly, over and over again, that I "just didn't understand."

Maybe he will be bitter if he is doing all the "work" and wants 60%.