Hello,I'm currently selling a property in san diego california that has a 48k PACE loan on it built into the tax bill for solar panels that were put on by a previous owner.

I dont have full control on where my money goes when it comes to my bank, and im in college debt, hospital bill debts, doctor Bill debt?

Suggest they put up an electric fence and send them a bill for damages to the property. 

Hello everyone, I have 2 rental properties, 2  units each in PA where I am paying for water, sewer and heat and these bills are eating my cashflow, I am a new investor, one of my rentals, water, sewer and heat added to 600 dollars for this month, one of the reasons might be  that one of my tenant is keeping her windows open all the time claiming that the apartment is too hot and when I lower the heat, she claims she is too cold. 

People who have a majority of their rent/bills paid by the government are less likely to keep care of the property and are more likely to have criminal activity at/around the property.

If not, I’d go baseboards and price it so the electric bill won’t be a big factor. 

I suggest both you and your client research the 6 existing CA ADU bills.  

Just about every state has a website for tax bills.

The landlord may even be willing to help with some management or maintenance just to smooth the transition, that's a big tax bill all at once too.I don't look at cap rates, I look at cash flow in rentals, because if you need a mortgage, the bank or lender will only want the cash to pay the note.

The state says you can only have 1 Ohana but the County says you can have 2 - per the bill.