If you run through the worst case scenario, is it that bad? 

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It was in Vegas, so i figured the worst would be one wasted day in Vegas.

So they have to be placed & picked up quickly, or at the very worst cost so little that it doesn't matter at all if the authorities remove it. 

Accordingly, the end buyer should have no problem obtaining financing strictly due to the solar issue... heck they may even want to work with Solar Mosaic.Last time this came up the consensus was removal/repair is the worst direction to go.

for my local (San Diego area) purchases, my worst appreciation is $2700/month.  

You have to consider worst case scenario of not doing well in RE right away. 

Rosy assumptions about how much free cash your real estate investment is going to throw off make it really easy to be unrealistic about what it’s going to take to make owning rentals actually work.So, 3 years into my Real Estate journey (5 with planning) I have some learnings I want to share:The default assumptions in every calculator you look at are rosy at best and complete lies at worst.

The same deal falling onto the lap of an investor without cash or access to quick credit, would at best end up giving up half the profits and at worst get a small “finder” fee.1.

And without uitlities on you need to project the worst case, because there will be hidden damage.