Quote from @Nick Grassi:Not sure about Florida, but my experience with solar.. 5 years or more ago, buyers would take over leased panels and not have any issues with getting a solar lease from the owner prior to them.

the bathroom tile is too old", etc.I was the only person crawling under the house, going in the attic, looking in the Main panel.....everyone looked at me like I was nuts.So of course I bid it way higher than anyone else and did not get it.

For instance, not knowing what type of panels are on the naughty list in the eyes of the lender will trip you up during a DD period if you haven't underwritten your line item expense of replacing them.

Over the years, I have been on a few panels with Eddie, and I do believe he’s a stand-up guy.

he has also asked for each electrical panel to be labeled and also gas meters to be labeled.

I ask because if you redid ele and plumbing for kitchen and bath, plus added new panel and did rewiring, than those costs are quite low.

I don't know what market you are looking in, but in California that would mean solar panels, rain barrels, fire sprinklers, etc.

So some have one or the other.I like solar powered cameras instead of Ring's of any kind.I have the Eufy exterior camera with separate solar panel.

We did a full remodel on the property, including but not limited to HVAC replacement, electrical panel upgrade and rewiring, and cosmetics.

Second look at the expenses and see if there were any (or not) major updates to the property such as roofs, pipes, electrical panels, tree trimming, sewer laterals, or paving.