Hey guys, I'm looking to purchase a multifamily unit, a quadplex to be exact, with the focus being on producing more household income.

Spoken like a broker in a hot market: "All cash and nothing else."

While the education that they lay out is great, organized, and have networks to back them up (some) the market is very hot right now and I would consider it a bit foolish to spend that kind of capital on a program that was designed in the last down cycle.

Heaters and hot water heaters have all been replaced within the past five years as well as half of the roof.

 # of Households - 99,944 - 9% of Orange County(OC)  3.  

In my area (Northern/Central Virginia), using average solar radiation data, that would mean you would need to have about a 3,250 watt array to produce the energy required by the household for a cost of $9100. 

As I am not a realtor(I'll have one with the listing) I am not so sure if something like this would break any rules and get me in hot water.2- Can I collect the potential client info or just the realtor's and then contact the winner through the realtor?

, and run long extension cords to neighboring households.

I don't really keep up with populations.Don't know if I can directly answer that question, however, rental properties are selling well here, it was really hot this summer, and now leveling off. there is some growth in the economy, and the rental market is strong!

All my real estate investments are in the hot market of Greater Toronto.