Per County land records, it has a lien from a solar panel financing company, and a junior mortgage (the primary mortgage was released) on it.   

I’ve been dealing mainly in Delaware county in $60k-$70k neighborhoods 

I have considered instead putting that money towards the main property and getting the ARV up instead, just not sure if the appraiser will de value it because of the back property. 

We will be moving to DE and purchasing our "retirement home" there. 

When I would see a roach after that, it was dead or dying, and I could even see the white powder on them, so I know the DE had something to do with it. 

Has anyone heard of solar being an issue with the transfer of ownership?

Thanks Charles...we actually set up our new fund as a Delaware series LLC.

Solar water heaters for pools are inexpensive and free energy (even in winter).

Awareness, Anthony De Mello

Many investors buy value add properties and most of the rehab items are each under the $2500 de minimus limit...leading to large amounts of immediate tax deductions (and a tax free refinance).