As in, would it sit for sale because it’s now “worth” 350k arv despite the ones around it in the same neighborhood being listed now at 250k, as an extreme example? 

I got solar on our Primary, we are in Denver, and basically i traded an electric bill for a solar bill, at the time. 3 years later it is actually cheaper than the electric bill and we do get a check every year.I did hear that getting a battery bank helps make it more worth while. 

It may be worth speaking with a different lawyer or financial advisor to get a second opinion and weigh the pros and cons of each option before making a decision.

But in some jurisdictions there are no local laws prohibiting it and likely few to no local law enforcement will enforce federal laws...But, I think the point you are trying to make is worth noting - it is no longer hidden or considered taboo. 

TIADoesn't seem worth forfeiting your autonomy.

@Adam WidderI have heard costs anywhere from $500 to $2,000 a month which is a very wide spread this wondering if it’s worth it.

Hi,i have a duplex property in south LA.purchased it for 275k now worth about 750k and I owe 525k in loan due to cashout refi that I used it for a downpayment for my other investment property.Due to this cashout I'm negative cashflow.

Borrowers have to pay their HOA I am not from Florida either but I believe most states allow the HOA to foreclose for non payment of dues most states give HOA's special foreclosure laws that are stronger than a simple lien in order to give the bank 1st priority otherwise an HOA is a document recorded prior to the first and would hold priority if they didn't sign it or legislate that position away.

These considered, not sure the potential extra profit would be worth the hassle.

Take in-place leases and expenses, forecast stabilized rents and expenses, understand the financing requirements (LTV, DSCR, reserves, net worth, liquidity covenants, etc).