I'm currently completing my first flip and will do those differently in the future, but see the real power in wealth creation will be doing BRRRR. 

Problem is those tend to be lighting of common areas, which need power at night...when the PV isn't generating anything.If your utility buys back the power during the day and this offsets most/all of what you use at night, that may be an option.

Knowledge is power, but also a burden.

Due to inflation, the you are creating an arbitrage situation where your financing cost stays the same while everything else goes up.I'm emphasizing this as once this was taught to me I started to really realize how powerful it was to lock into a fixed debt payment for 360 cycles.  

It is also possible that the income that I got from that would be more than the income I'm receiving now as a student using GI Bill benefits.I started a podcast with my wife that has taught me much in the ways of marketing, audio editing and outreach.

Personally I would only because nobody wants to pay high rents with high utility costs, my coworker is going through that problem now, he’s renting an apartment but his November utility bills came in @$200 for a 2 bedroom, he’s not to happy with that, he also has old windows and no insulation, maybe others can weigh in on this, hope it helps 

I am 20 years old and in a healthy position, no bills and nice savings to start with.

Keep an eye out for any neighborhood groups with lots of power, they can be ...... interesting.Once a grading plan is available, and you know where utilities are, you will be able to start working on zeroing in on costs.I would call a few local builders, and see what price point padded lots would interest them at.

I buy for cashflow because appreciation doesn’t pay the bills and in a economic crisis that 300k house can't sell for 200k while the bills stack up  .

At the end of the job she refused to pay the final bill stating, "i am disputing the bill so I do not have to pay all of this".