Sometimes you can cut along the bottom and put some trim board up and paint to get by.   

So let me get this straight.

Alternatively you could ask your lender to do it as a commercial loan with both properties included, may cut down on the  buyer closing costs.

If you're financing these things and you need to sell the property does the solar company allow for someone to take over payments or will you need to cut into your bottom line to sell the property? 

I would hire a contractor that had issues if I could tell that the contractor did what he could to solve the issues.Sometimes you are not going to please someone, and you need to cut your losses and move on.

Anything to get started on cutting down my W-2 taxes, building equity, and building passive income for myself.

However for young folks that have other priorities maybe starting a family or something I believe they will be cut out to a large degree. 

If you're into a nightmare of a situation then this would be very risky and you may want to cut your losses and not go further into debt.  

Even strainers need to be cleaned out now and then, but it would probably cut down on the frequency.https://www.crssupply.com/roof...

And one other lender but when he started with the up front money I had to cut him loose.