Wood paneling everywhere, pink 4x4 tile in the bathrooms, orange and green countertops, you get the picture.

Not sure what most people do in this situation..Or I can just add the hookups for each unit and run the electric from my common area panel and run the hot water right from the units hot water tank.

I do need to get the house appraised since I've done some upgrades to it; like remodeling the kitchen, adding solar panels on the home, and other little cosmetic work. 

I plan on getting rid of/painting over all of the brown wood paneling in this house, replacing all of the flooring, rebuilding that small deck off the master bedroom, some minor landscaping, replace the garage and front doors, replace exterior door under deck, replace all light fixtures, update the kitchen (keep cabinets and paint them white with new pulls), paint the outside and add siding to the right side and back of the house (front and other side has siding already), change out bathroom sinks and countertops, paint all the cabinets in each bathroom, perhaps install walk in shower in big bathroom that has the tub.I plan on keeping the marble flooring in the entry way and try not to replace any windows.

If the development provides an ideal enough foundation and surface area for solar panels, between ITC solar tax credit, federal bonus deprecation, and state MACRS deprecation over 60% of the solar investment can be subsidized.

They then added solar panels to the property and because it was done through the HERO program their mortgage went up.   

We moved the dangerous non code complaint electric mast and panel.

We moved the dangerous non code complaint electric mast and panel.

I am actually going to the KREIA meeting tomorrow where there will be a panel of 4 longtime investors. 

Originally posted by @Odie Ayaga:@Lauren C. didn't know you were with 1st Colonial as well @Justin Eaton - 1st Colonial is one of the banks we need for the panel.