Oh, and if an appraiser is doing their job correctly, there WILL be a negative impact on the appraisal. 

@Jessie DillonIt would play out based on your operating agreement.

Know what you want the end result to be and then get 2-3 that have those skills to quote you on your job.

The people I’ve encountered in my 40 + years as a real estate investor and private lender who are successful have the following in commonThey are educated as to principles of real estate; real estate law; and real estate financeThey LEARN something new about real estate investing almost every day, and are open to realigning their strategy, tactics, and portfolio to encompass new information and knowledgeThey SPECIALIZE either in a strategy, property type or geographical area, and become EXPERT in that areaThey have survived real estate “depressions” where property prices have dropped 20% - 50%They understand the difference between real estate investing, operating a real estate BUSINESS, and having a real estate job.They network, for knowledge, capital and most importantly DEAL FLOWThe key thing to consider when you watch a YouTube video, take an “introductory” seminar, or read a guru’s website, is what is the subject persons BIAS?  

It is as simple as asking and seeing what they say. 3) As you continue to do more jobs your confidence will grow in asking people to give you deals and this will help you negotiate.

Curious to hear what folks think this will do to mortgage rates, especially since it's arriving on the heels of a booming jobs report.

I have seen so much growth in Columbus when it comes to appreciation and job opportunities which I have experienced.

If you were at the point where you could run the job yourself, you'd already know.

Even when you do they might ghost you in the middle of a job.

If it's a small operation (less than 50 units) than you can install solar, but it will likely need to be a cash purchase.