Therefore, you end up paying 1% extra over the life of the loan or effective .05% more on your interest.

These guys are a waste of time. 

If they are not month-to-month then existing lease is still in effect.

But I was thinking the same thing @David Ribardo, I hope Allentown is not expecting Landlords to just roll over and take the hit without it having an effect on their tenants. 

So does that effect the equation.

The PV company advocates for wiring all the PV panels in series and then letting any excess electricity from the panels balance equally through all three meters - that's technically the most cost effective for the whole property, but would mean I need to install a bunch of extra hardware to measure actual electricity usage. 

I'm on my to check it out now.We only want to do what makes sense and what is most cost effective.

This will allow me to pursue my goal of hiking the AT from start to finish in 6 months.Year Long goal; to develop the means and methods to buy and manage real estate investments smartly, to find a duplex owned by a "tired" land lord in the Beavercreek and Springboro Ohio area that can be managed more effectively. 3 month goal; to line up a HELOC after interviewing multiple banks/CUs, to establish a well rounded networking group of experts and investors.  1 week goal; to look into different banks/ CUs per week and ask about their terms for HELOC.

If you get a tenant that is automotive will have other issues like environmental impacts that can/will effect your property.  

This is for newer investors since I don't want to waste the time of those who are established as BRRRR investors, like @Brandon Turner, although if he wants to drop by on one of our calls that would be a great honor!