Drive the area from 10 am to well after dark.Hit the fast foods, the Taco Cabana, and the grocery stores, in the morning and well after dark.See if your potential renters look, prosperous with decent vehicles, down and out destitute, or scary bad guys.Make sure you are zoned for a 4 plex.Good Luck!

In this case, you would likely want them to hire a licensed electrician to install the charger at the Tenant's cost and the charger would remain your property after they leave.California probably has the highest percent of electric car and it's only 1.2% of all registered vehicles.

It ultimately depends on the individual buyer and their personal beliefs and concerns.Regarding a property that was once used as a meth lab or for illicit drug use, it's important to note that these properties can present significant health and safety risks due to the chemicals and residues involved.

I'm sure automobile manufacturers have somehow broke the code and are able to lease their vehicles without being liable for any boneheaded stunts the driver pulls, but I'm not so sure that kind of "firewall" can be constructed between a piece of real estate and the owner on title.Interesting thought, however.

All the automakers out there are making big commitments for rapid electrification of vehicles and manufacturing appears to be moving out of the Detroit area. 

I would use a Secured Promissory Note as the lending vehicle. 

Now let’s take this a step further to appreciate what real estate can do as an investment vehicle.

Refer to this link directly from the SEC on eligibilityQualified Purchaser (QP) : A specific type of accredited investor who meets additional financial thresholds, enabling them to invest in private funds and other restricted investment vehicles. 

Create a tenant information sheet and let the tenants know you need to make note of the full legal name of each occupant, pet information, vehicle information, and contact details (phone, text, email).

.- Outside lights burnt out- Stoves that don't light but always light no problem when I'm there- Missing screens, that tenants have destroyed and then throw the frame away to hide it- Top pane on double hung window drops when unlocked- Insufficient heat in a room, that's a fun oneIn our parks;- Rise of more than 1" in sidewalk squares- Not having vehicle stops in front of gas meters- Vehicle set back from homes- Pedestals not secureThese are just some that come to mind but there is a laundry list more.