Our properties are completely renovated, have qualified tenants in place paying top market rents and are professionally managed by one our trusting partners.

You're in DC so I have to assume there are larger buildings that could provide a lot more space for solar.

I'm assuming we're talking about larger deals? 

I kept the current tenants in one unit and gutted the other and renovated it and will be moving into it in a week. 

I would let them know that an eviction is not just another collection item on their credit and it will be a very large red flag for future landlords and other credit grantors.  

Maybe an older house on land you could buy that eventually might be torn down and a new larger one built.You could also buy in a new subdivision stage zero and when finished out in a few years hopefully have some nice equity growth.I tend to not like areas that are EN VOGUE currently because of a stronger economy.

It's really just looking at the comparable homes in the area that are updated in a style similar to your proposed renovations.

Fast forward 10 years and hours upon hours of research and consultation from multiple very knowledgeable attorneys and I am about to list a house for 200K that cost me about 8-10K in legal and tax fees and about 40K in renovations.

Hello BPers, I am looking to buy a fixer-upper in North Bay and need to finance both the mortgage and the rebuild. It won't be a complete tear down and start new, but will cost around $400-$500 k in repairs and expans...

HelloI have just purchased a property in The Colony by the lake in Dallas which i will be renovating to make it a rental property.