I am an advocate for house hacking - especially as a college student before a family.

It's natural to want to blow your wad multiple times. 

Working on a deal right now where the local govt is advocating for a rather large LW Community which would have between 75 and 120 units live work.

I prefer to be the person disseminating the information in most cases.I will play devils advocate on this.

So I was privy to this but didn't take care of these issues at that time and never imagined they would blow up as they did. 

If you are getting a steal of a deal for the furnace (thing inside that blows air and gets hot) and outdoor condenser.

However, I haven’t found an answer so far, therefore I’m counting on your help;)When building up capex-reserves there might be 2 problems:- It may blow up your available cashflow, as the remaining lifetime of some parts are relatively short and the replacement costs are high. - When you hold it totally in cash from the beginning for the next 15 years, there is a lot of dead-capital sitting in your bank account and the pace of growing your portfolio is reduced.The way inbetween, that makes sense imo, is the following:1. 

It is mind blowing to me to hear people blatently spread misinformation about solar.

It can blow out the entire home, I would not suggest unless its an auto which is very expensive. 

Or what you did to help lessen the blow to a prospective tenant, since it would be redundant.