@Scott Ryan - Did anything ever come of this opportunity with solar farms?

It is similar to laminate because it comes in rectangular panels and the pieces stick together with overlapping sides that have a stick strip on them.

The floors on the utilities side (where electrical panel, washer/dryer is) is unfinished concrete so we painted that and all the walls with an exterior type paint/primer.

Anyone have any good insurers to recommend for knob and tube with a combo Romex panel for each unit in a duplex?

One repair like a furnace or electric panel will eat up all of that cashflow.

Then add solar and smart HVAC and you've got some really nice buildings.

Looks good though, a more roof like appearance then standard solar panels.

If the rest of the house is themed correctly, why not simply install wood siding/paneling over the drywall?

It's all over the place.On 1/1/20 the BS Long Beach development impact fees charged, roughly $5k for an ADU under 750sf, go away but solar power is required for around the same amount after tax credit.We are lucky not to be serviced by the LADWP because if your power lines are over or close to the structure you are out of luck.SCE has no problem for now at least.

Such as AC/HVAC units, roof, garage door, yard work, septic, foundation issues, new panel etc etc. each market is different but if you don’t have anyone locked in you have used and trust on price in your area then get a really safe margin of profit and use this scale to help your offer.