I blame ill-equipped cities that were unprepared for growth as much as I do the developers whose primary goal was to take advantage of the lack of restrictions to maximize their investment at the cost of community.  

I was a gym member for first 10 years I was here and went at least 4 to 5 times a week.. last 10 I put all my gym equipment in my fully finished basement and have 3 kinds of cardio free weights and a smith machine.. but  even with that i cant maintain my weight of 20 years ago. walk the dog every clear day.

I figure the incentives will take the edge off of getting better-quality equipment that is better for our air.   

Make sure all of this is in writing through an addendum and have the tenant sign-off - include 1) the fan model to be installed; 2) a time window for installation and expiration date; 3) list the contractor to be used; 4) list the contractors cert and insurance policy #'s; 6) include that all contractor and equipment costs will be the tenant's responsibility; 5) include wording that the Tenant understands that the fans will become your property and remain with the property upon their move-out and 6) that if not installed properly the tenant will be responsible for the costs of having your electrician do a correct install which you will check for once it is fully installed. 

Sounds like we’re pursuing an almost identical strategy, even down to targeting 2030.

Most every condo on the east side of the beach had some form of damage to roofs and rooftop equipment systems , elevator systems,  seeping water behind the stucco, windows, sliding doors, balconies, pool and facility damages, etc.  

HI,We have a property with a pool/spa and we take care of the weekly maintenance (pool/spa lease addendum). When we leased the property, the pool/spa heater was not operational/repairable anymore. Tenant moved in and ...

I have around 200k in an IRA that's strictly for retirement purposes, 100k in a CD, around 70k that is in savings but will probably be eventually used to pay off a piece of equipment.

I believe this will be offset by the rents I collect, making it a worthwhile investment.One potential concern I have is that all solar companies require an equipment lien on the solar panels during the financing process.

But, once you make your first purchase, you will learn a ton and more importantly take on the identity of an investor.