No…. unless you can get a super wholesale price on the panels and have someone put them up for you other than some company that takes advantage of simple people.

Or refinance for spending cash when it come time to retire.The advantage you have living locally is that you can buy a new primary residence every few years and keep the prior home for a rental.Good luck.

The loss is for renters, who don't have the freedom to take advantage of EVs the way single family owners can. 

One way or the other may be more advantageous to you.

It's been a great way to take advantage of tax benefits and build appreciation, while paying less to own something of my own than I was paying while renting. 

Hey Ricky, Selling a property with a tenant in place can be advantageous, especially if you’re targeting investors looking for a turn-key rental opportunity.

As mentioned in the podcast, you can carry forward the paper loss, which could offset future rental income or other income once the property is fully operational as a rental.To maximize your benefit, doing the cost segregation study now while bonus depreciation is still at 100% would allow you to accelerate depreciation and take advantage of the full deduction in the year the property is placed in service as a rental.

We are new to property management and want to take advantage of learning and growth opportunities. 

Then you take that list and see if there is crossover with some of the areas you are interested in and start there because you have a competitive advantage there (boots on the ground or knowledge).One last thing, don't discount your own enjoyment.

@Jamie Banks if you are using them for account too, I can see it but is there any advantage if you use your current bank?