If solar really reduces costs, then consumers, landlords and homeowners will add it. 

This is negotiable depending on the market, season, and how strongly I want this tenant but I don't advertise that I'm negotiable.I don't do a walk-through with the tenants because my law doesn't require it, it's very time consuming, and they can easily distract you from the task at hand.

These are guys who don't waste his time, understand what a good deal looks like and will have the means to pull it off clean.I have done that a few times that I have offered a hot deal to a noob just because the call came in coincidentially at the right time - got a luke warm response followed by time consuming questions and back and forth and then a final "I'll think about it" and "do you have better deals?". 

Here you go.....Consumer Advisory: Long-term Home Ownership Concerns(Wholesaling/Assigning Transactions and Distressed Rescue Transactions).

Consumer Advisory: Long-term Home Ownership Concerns(Wholesaling/Assigning Transactions and Distressed Rescue Transactions).

I live in Tulsa where big corporations frequently host industry and consumer events.

Government needs to set up building codes that protect consumers, not enrich unions.

I was assuming structuring individual deals would be more time consuming, but how much more?  

I’d say it all depends on how much time you’d like to put into your new real estate business coupled with your risk tolerance.Acquiring Pre foreclosures is a time consuming, hands on approach which has been successful for investors in the past.

I've never run a business, but it's obvious that anytime a company has an increase in costs it's passed on to the consumer.