Just to run an idea by you all; I found a 5 acre plot of land that have 5 individual 1 acre lots that can be piped up for city water and sewer, my plan was to buy the land, clear cut it, and the move mobile homes on the property as I am financially able.

From my limited 30+ years of experience the kitchen(s) & bathroom(s) SELL, so I rarely cut costs there.This is the '70s kitchen upgrade I did & it went b4 the work was completed.

However in this scenarios, it's pretty clear cut: HOA now owns a property that is loosing equity monthly due to property taxes and and secured mortgage. 

I put insulation inside, then cut a piece of plywood for make a perfect fit at the front, paint it black, screw it at the front, caulk around it.

What is cutting edge or thought provoking?

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One month's check did go missing one time about 5 years into the loan, and I had to stop payment and have a new check cut. 

Do they have to cut through the cabinets or open up the wall to get to it?

So between the federal tax credit and depreciation, usually the total cost of the system is more than cut in half (50-75% comes back to you in the form of credits and rebates)  and significantly increases ROI especially when compared to residential solar.Hope this helps!

I researched obsessively but found the deal cutting through a neighborhood to avoid a train.