Receiver, I have 3 accts. with Pinn. and at the time they suggested sending cashiers check to invest with.The cashiers check only have a carbon as my receipt, so I can't send a copy of the front and back.

If the cost of utilities goes up 2.8% per year and my solar system is producing 94% of the year 1 production; the system will produce 9,851 kwh/yr, the cost of electricity will be 34c/kwh, and I will cash flow an extra $279/mo.Since there is no money out of pocket my cash on cash return for this system is technically infinite.So, not only can we advertise the rental as a "green rental" since we're saving the planet from carbon emissions and all... but we can also make a little extra $$$ at the same time!

I don't know about Indiana, however, some state and international trends are for more energy-efficient, low carbon rentals.

I also am interested in Carbon County, Pocatello, Cedar City Area and all along the front from Logan to Nephi.

Carbon paper?

Less people,less carbon footprint.

what we have been doing is when we buy a property, if the water heater is older, we replace it with an electric, even if its a gas one, they are $300 to buy and $150-200 to have replaced, last one my PM did was $534 and he ran new wire back to the panel for it, I use the electrics because they are about half the cost of a gas, and one less source of Carbon Monoxide, we also always put Isolation valves and flexible connections in so when we need to replace its quick and easy. 

Airing the unit and using de-odorizer (fans, carbon etc.) helps.

I am new to wholesaling and am looking for any guidance form other local wholesalers...Kevin Carbon

For all of you Nebraska investors, take note of the new legislation around carbon monoxide detectors in rental units: http://www.nebraskalegislature.gov/FloorDocs/104/P...Be safe out there!