If you undertake a photovoltaic installation on a large scale - as @Claude Boiron's article describes - you have a much different business case.For those of us living in locations with no government incentives or purchase subsidies (the local utility will only reverse meter to the point your consumption reaches zero, they will not purchase surplus production from residential or small commercial customers), there's not a viable business case to be made - you would get far greater payback improving your building envelope to reduce your heating and cooling loads.

The outcry from our customers was amazing!  

From what I can tell, the cabinets look good. 

@Dakela M.Dakela my name is Jeff and I am the Customer Service Manager at FB and for Than.

Basically priority is given to the highest profit customer .  

Because the customer cant and wont pay to check the properties twice a day to re salt or plow drifting snow . 

Some of us have the experience that the local HA is unapproachable, won't answer or entertain questions, doesn't consider tenants or landlords as 'customers', and as a result we (landlords) bailed out of S-8 programs.

Unfortunately, since it's 3rd party vendor, it's not technically HD's fault but you can ask them for assistance for a long time customer. 

Cosmetic repairs, convenience repairs, nuisance repairs, repairs that have nothing to do with habitability, or repairs for plain customer service have to be ok'd by the owner of the investment.  

He is right, tenants do get a little spooked at a property sale as they do not understand the biz we are in, but with effective communication and relationship building with the tenant through excellent customer service would certainly minimize that or eliminate it all together.