The grounds and neutrals must be isolated & the neutral should NOT be bonded to the sub-panel.

Here is another thread to sink your teeth into:- http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/1847...Cheers...

After reading and learning about stocks, bonds, mutual funds and real estate, it became very apparent the easiest way to do this was to buy property that someone else pays off for you.

No main grounding through a rod is present with the age of this system (meter jumper cut is a potential hazard), neutrals/grounds bonded in 1 subpanel is no longer approved.

Since brokers are not appointed to represent specific insurance companies, they must post a $10,000 bond before acting as a broker.

Scuff with sandpaper to get mechanical bond.

I am in search of investor friendly licensed, bonded, and insured general contractors in Savannah and Augusta, GA, and North Augusta, SC, that can deliver superior craftsmanship using quality materials, all while identifying opportunities to save costs without compromising on the overall quality of the work.

I found The Guarantor which not only offer a deposit insurance bond but also a rent insurance bond, meaning they will pay rent in case of eviction or lack of payment from tenant.

My example is mostly for a seller owning outright financing the debt.I would, of course, offer something (in terms of an interest rate) ahead of govt bonds as the seller may be thinking of comparable fixed rate investments.

Not sure, but enforcement would need to have teeth to be able to stop the illegal rentals.