This includes as part of the initial design having your Rater develop an energy model that meets or exceeds the requirements and then certifying the final project through an HCO. 

I’ve got some viable locations and my initial numbers are promising.

The town can't recommend engineers but they showed me the list of engineers who have completed projects in town and the company I hired made up ~80% of the list.

Toledo’s median home list price of $200,000 is less than half the national average while price volatility has been muted compared to the wild fluctuations in much of the country.

You're looking at a commercial lease transaction which will bring around $200,000 total dollars over the initial term.

I manage 17 listings in the area currently, and one in AZ.

Even without the pause I have had listings there and have had homeowners post signs all around the property that were listed stating "This is not an area for STRs, go away."

Have a rental property in Texas listed with an agent, and they are giving me a lot of push back on including anything about the returns we get. 

At the time of foreclosure, the property's value has depreciated below its initial purchase price.

I initially rented the home $150 less than similar homes at the time because the tenant was a "known" person and they could not pay more (at the time the tenant had a lower paying job than today), plus it was convenient for me to have someone mover right away.