I've been tempted to put panels on some of my single families despite not having the tax incentive just because the financing is so attractive. 

I hear some say SJ is still growing with potential new IT space attractive to some companies. 

I was able to use other local listings as an example and our pictures really helped attract prospective tenants.  

You'll lose a little bit of equity maybe but you also may be able to avoid a commercial loan and sometimes the refi fees can be pretty attractive if you shop around.

Buyers and tenants in many markets are attracted to the aesthetic and ease of maintenance compared to carpet.  

What made the property attractive?

They'll offer very attractive bridge rates, with one caveat...They'll have a large exit fee of something along the lines of 3 points that is waived only if use them for the perm takeout to agency.

I went to a three webinar in my town Miami, Florida and is excited about real estate investment and I'm interest to know how to start and how to attract the lenders and make connections as well. 

As attractive as this industry may appear, I want to educate myself as much possible before making committed investments.My general plans are to purchase property and have a management company take care of the typical day to day issues that may arise.

I think these would be good places to attract families for long-term rentals.