Pic related, I lent on this house post-flip:My first words in this post were "excluding flippers," because you 100% can hypothesize that the flipper "drove up" the values of that house and that neighborhood.... however the neighbors (20 houses to the right and left on both sides of the street - 80 homeowners) should be sending "thank you" cards to the flipper, they all probably picked up at least 10% in terms of home value thanks to that flipper removing this chop shop blight from the neighborhood.

And upon the sale of the house they would keep $400K, and I would get the remaining profits. which would be better in terms of saving money from tax purposes?

Modern solar technology is a far cry from what it was in the 80's in terms of efficiency, price, everything else.  

Again, there are many companies that offer this service, pick the one that works best for you.From there you make a decision based on if you want to move forward with the applicant or not based on the results of the searches and the info they provided you in terms of income.

Account Closed In terms of amount of money I'm not really sure.

They not only let you know the tenants history of paying bills and debts but they can give you a picture of where they are at financially in terms of money they owe to different creditors which may or may not impact their ability to pay you your rent.2.

It will probably be a bit grueling but I think it will pay off the most, definitely in terms of experience (negotiating with sellers is a skill you’ll use for the rest of your life) and possibly in a deal as well.

Basically the perfect buyer in terms of all the non price items. 

I had the honor of going on the Powered by Podio Podcast, hosted by someone I think is changing EVERYTHING for real estate investors in terms of systems.

We have had a lot of success with this project in terms of adding value and building equity.