If they will go that low, you should have no trouble selling it and you will get a lot of experience.

Some people say listsource.com is good, but I'm having trouble identifying all the layers I should be putting on that to get a good motivated seller's list.Do you have suggestions of what companies provide really good motivated seller leads/lists?  

This is for Charlotte Nc.  I have a tenant who has not been able to make full payment since Nov 2019.  Tenant always owes a balance.  Makes small payments here and there but always has an outstanding balance.  What ar...

If you consume less than your system produces, your credit from the utility can offset that amount too.If you think of a rooftop solar system as a "fuel tank".

When you've had a troubled investment, and there is a way to make a profit (or break even) and walk away, take it.

Renting to a "friend" often invites trouble. 

With a 12 month lease, the renter has the opportunity to remedy lease violations - that makes the landlord stuck with a tenant they know is trouble and will inevitably get rid of.

Move them into the living room, buy them a coffee gift card for the trouble, and git 'er done!

Even with what @Nathan G. said, this is still troubling.

Installed 700 sqft of LVP from Lowes for a total of $2,250 installedInstalled 4 new cabinets in the new kitchenette for $800Painted the entire interior trim/ceilings/walls for about $500 - did this ourselvesPainted the entire exterior for about $500 - also did this ourselves Still to come: New countertops for downstairs and upstairs - $2,500 installedElectrical panel upgrade and other electrical - $3,000Fence - $4,500Front deck - $2,500 We've learned a lot from this project and I would say two major takeaways right now are:Find better deals so that you can avoid doing any of the labor yourself and focus on finding future dealsFind a better GC relationship instead of trying to half GC ourselves and half GC with a GCWe're running into some trouble with the refinance at this point due to a lot of lenders putting a pause on their rental loans for investment properties.