Pick an asset class, if rentals are you doing SFH, 2-4 units, or 5+ units, or something else like MHP.

Beth, this is from my recent Blog post on Bigger Pockets and I think you will find if helpful…Zoning Classifications.

There are different zoning classifications that will allow you to obtain an owner occupied permit but won't let you hold a non-owner occupied permit once you move out.

Those areas have great rental potential if you're okay with that risk tolerance and have a PM who knows how to handle that tenant class. If

Other than the zoning classification, there is little difference between the two properties and I applied for insurance the same way.

It's taxed as a 2 but the DOF tax classification does not confirm legal use (although yes, this can help with the LNO). 

Again, it is advisable to try to maximize the assets attributed to this classification as the remainder will be classified as land which is not a depreciable asset.LandEssentially any asset value that could not be classified into one of the three previous asset classifications is allocated to this category.

Regardless of the underlying fundamentals of an asset class, if someone is willing to buy it for more than you paid, then the line moves up.  

They are specialized retirement savings trusts established per IRC sections 408 and 401.We typically recommend on a W-9 that a classification of "other", with a description of either IRA or 401(k) be used.  

So, now I just take that amenity into consideration when I assess a general quality classification to a property, but I typically don't adjust separately for a PV system.As a Broker, I have never had any Buyers say "find me a house with solar panels, I'm willing to pay more!."