Most landlords do quarterly or semi-annual inspections.Every case is tenant, property, and location specific.No legal advice given. 

I currently work for a semi-custom builder in the Charlotte, NC area. 

I think im finally able to semi confidently decide if something could work.

Other things to consider:- Will the panels be fixed, semi-fixed or will they track with the sun automatically?

My initial plan was to buy a pretty cheap terraced or maybe a semi detached if affordable near a university, with 4-5 bed-rooms and have one room for my self and rent the others out to university students.

Have a semi complicated scenario I can't quite find the answer to.  

I'm thinking if I can acquire 94 more homes, I can semi-retire. :)

As for the title of this post, I was going to include that I'm semi considering long beach as an area to invest in using the same strategy, but you can ignore the Long Beach reference, lets stick to the N Hollywood area please :)

You need semi truck and crane access. 

It's a nice semi detached property.