I would like to put solar on my rentals but seeing as the tenants pay the electric bills and those properties don't qualify for the tax credit, I haven't done it yet (although I may sometime anyway, after all other critical Cap Ex projects are completed).

I would like to put solar on my rentals but seeing as the tenants pay the electric bills and those properties don't qualify for the tax credit, I haven't done it yet (although I may sometime anyway, after all other critical Cap Ex projects are completed).

The sheriff came on-site to ensure that neither I or the project got hammered.Depending on how much more work more work needs to be done and how much more that work would cost, you may be able to hire the workers directly and make them whole and in the process avoid them filing liens on your property. 

Account Closed I probably don't count as a "developer" because I have only done one-off projects to date.

This means that a company may offer a complete solution or package whereby they build / rehab and supply rental income properties, new or existing, where you simply purchase a slice of a portfolio of properties or individual property and start earning a rental amount from that investment after the expenses.So now that we understand that part, can the same be said or done for Rehab services providers or projects? 

I have a single family flip project in Chicago, IL. 

What are good resources to learn more about projected rental demand/rates and appreciation for NOVA neighborhoods?

I know $1000 interest on a short term $5-10k loan sounds unscrupulous but in the grand scheme of things, is it worth $1000 for you to be able to get the project done?

If the projections are correct, the cash flow isn't where I'd like it to be but not the end of the world since I've purchased this property for my retirement portfolio. 

If you end up driving around and see other projects under construction, contact the builder and see if they can help you assess the pre-teardown value as they've probably done others nearby.