They receive the tax credit, they put the solar system on at no cost to you, and then you just pay vivint for the power it produces at a cheaper rate then what you pay your utility company.

If you haven't found it yet, this page about house-hacking is an incredible place to start and has links to a bunch of different podcast episodes and blog posts specifically on that subject.

If the existing layout is not conducive to the plans (for instance, if you have to remove a load-bearing wall and engineer new structural support, or if it's not possible to add a br or ba without messing up the flow and functionality of the house), then it might not be feasible and could end up costing far more than it produces...Also, if this is your first property, I'd suggest against a flip.

Renters insurance is also incredibly inexpensive, like 20 bucks or less a month, so this is not a big ask at all if it helps you sleep better at night. 

Hi Real Estate Professionals Does anyone have experience serving as a court-appointed receiver for residential income producing properties?

If water is allowed to remain in the walls, it will produce mold and could create a health hazard.

BiggerPockets is an incredible platform so welcome to the community.

Even thgh apartment is the first floor apartment when they use treadmill and other exercise equipments it does shake the house little bit and produces heavy stomping sound as this old 1880s house.

@Michael Morrongiello I just did a bunch of research on BAWB and that's incredible!

These are my long-term investment strategy that produce a healthy cash flow between $500-700 per month.I wholesale, wholetail, and renovate and retail manufactured homes in manufactured home communities.