My assumption is that houses that run along that line maybe somewhat depressed in value due to the difficulty one would face in using public transportation to get anywhere.

Originally posted by @Anthony Angotti:Brent Coombs also to clarify I see what you mean, but for "negate the benefit" I meant with regards to HELOC vs Refinance.I believe @Chris Mylan is correct about the difficulty you would face getting an Equity Line Of Credit against your Investment property - especially because the percentage allowable is lower than if it were against your own primary - typically just 65% of their appraisal.

Should I put a deadline on my offer to help them decide, or should I wait patiently and assume the delay is due to difficulties in probate, and be considerate of their whole situation. 

Yes, that is my return because I heat my house with electric and rarely turn on the hvac for heat and I still turn the meter backwards.The best part is I get this return with no tenant, maintenance etc.The comments above show more about the posters political affiliation and difficulty with basic math, neither have anything to do with the reality of solar.

Hi everyone,I am facing a very slow rental market and  a lot of difficulty finding the high quality, long term tenants I used to be able to get up to now (Class A property in great neighborhood).

I'll continue to be a learner, but I might have some difficulty in getting approved for a bank loan since I'm an F-1 Visa student from South Korea. 

Finally, there is how difficult is it going to be to fill a vacancy. 

Doing anything that is not normal can be difficult.  I

Should there be a delay of more than 72 hours in making repairs, due to a difficulty in scheduling the work or obtaining parts or for any other reason beyond Owner’s control, Owner agree to keep Tenant informed about the progress of the work.

For the rent comps, however, I've had some difficulty finding the information.