Add the politics and the laws that would vary drastically by state, and I think it would be difficult to know where to speculate.Its an interesting concept, and maybe someone would have an insight on how to forecast where prime spots for solar would go. 

Do you plan on flipping in Chicago or are you looking out of state? 

As stated above, we are new investor looking to gain financial freedom and generate wealth for our family.

It will depend on your state laws but my questions is why would you want to move it to an LLC?

We could put that towards a better income producing asset I would assume, probably out of state for cash flow.

They stated that commissions and fees, as long as they are in line with state and local laws and are reasonable, wouldn't be treated as interested party contributions.

I am just getting started with out of state rentals.

After months of waiting, the seller finally was able to finish taking out an oil tank and get state regulatory approval.

NYC can be intimidating for new investors, but if you're open to out-of-state investing, there are states/cities like Cleveland, Ohio, that are more investor-friendly and inexpensive.

We currently live in San Diego, but are open minded to out of state investing for sure.