If the difference between your assets and liabilities is $1m or more in the green then you are a HNWI.

The core 4 is David Greene’s long-distance investing strategy and consists of a realtor, contractor, property manager, and lender.

If you want to do it to be green or something, but not because you hope other people might see it as value.If 1) you buy the panels, and 2) you find a buyer in the future that places some value in them, then you might get a slight return...maybe....

David Greene's book on Long Distance Real Estate Investing made me ore comfortable with investing outside of Florida.

I'm not familiar with much of CA, but I'd say if it's anywhere near  #David Greene in San Fran, I'd ask him who he would recommend.

You gave the tenant the green light on doing something you should have done - replacing the refrigerator.

I was a bit "green"when I did this, I really could have used a mentor or somebody's guidance, best of luck

Not a fan of green landlords trying to make it work OOS. 

If those items give you a green light, then I would spend time and money performing formal due diligence on the property.

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