Solar loans are 30-50k and I believe that amount of money can be used to upgrade the homes bathrooms, kitchen or square footage instead of saving a few hundred dollars on power bill. 

Things like mailing and setting up a new set of kitchen wares may be difficult to coordinate.Other than that, I'm in general pretty happy with them.

All new electrical wiring (down to the studs in the kitchen and bathrooms) put it over budget $100,000.

Another analyzed deal is a 6 bd, 3 bath, 2 kitchen, 3200 sq ft SINGLE FAMILY for 135k.

It has a large bedroom, a family room, dining area, full kitchen, and a three-quarter bath.

The kitchen and bathrooms were updated, painting and removing overgrown shrubbery and trees.

The flooring is mainly carpet with some luxury vinyl in the kitchen, dining room and entryway. 

I'm looking to meet and potentially do deals with a GC in the Richmond, VA area and/or experienced subcontrators that may specialize in common rehabs (kitchen, bathroom, etc.).

After inspections, we went to $90,000 with $5,000 in closing costs paid by sellers.My GC will fully renovate the home for $65,000 including moving utility room, putting in a hallway to reconfigure the bedrooms, adding a bathroom to bring it to a 3/2, and open up kitchen to make it an open concept kitchen/living area.Local portfolio lender is offering to finance 80% of the total project cost of $155,000 at 7.625% fixed on a 15 year amortization.

And at that point, I haven't even touched the kitchens which are part of this too.