Leasing space is a different approach in that the utility company is responsible for the installation and maintenance of the panels; in exchange for that arrangement, the electricity goes directly into the grid and is sold by the energy company itself.

I told her that I had the same feelings about Billy.During the first month Billy broke an outside light fixture.

We’d like to live in it for 1-2 years, do some light updates/renovations and then rent it out.

Thanks for any light you all may be able to shed on this topic. 

Could anyone shine some light on the advantages and disadvantages of going with a cash out vs. a HELoC?

They have done work on our 4 Tacoma rentals from changing out panels to re-wiring to move water heaters and light switches.

Hi everyone,I'm hoping someone with direct experience or knowledge of this area might be able to shed some light.

After a long drawn out eviction of a SFH on Long Island NY, we needed to have some work done (painting, new light fixtures, patch some holes, and basic plumbing, such as a new toilet, install vanities with faucets, and new shower fixtures.

Since I'm not putting any money in, is this a good investment of time and energy?

I would also recommend checking out Bayonne, cheaper and still has the light rail.