There will not be any new apartments being constructed with rent control and that new law on requiring solar panels in effect.Get the word out and protect investor, home owners, and landlords  https://twitter.com/prop10flawshttps://www.mercurynews.com/2018/08/25/editorial-p...

Has anyone added solar panels to a small multi family as a way to increase revenue?

Panel needs to be split out as well* Listing Price is $650k (looking to place a escalating bid to $700k in $3k increments; Average area rents are around $2400+-.* Financing - putting 25% down; 30 yr investor loan at about 5.25% interest rate* I have building experience and will be trying to most of the renovation work myselfThoughts?

And then renegotiate with a new lease.I could instead add it temporarily to the 'common/landlord' panel, but that will probably require a panel upgrade, which is going to cost more than a few hundred $$.Do you have any suggestions on how to handle it? 

I was really impressed with BSW Roofing and Solar.

@Joel Florek isn’t that how you install panelling?

Alternatively, something cosmic could happen, and Phoenix could become the place to be in the next few years:https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1010638/cold-weather-forecast-big-freeze-solar-minimum-maximum-space-news

There's 3 different roof types, warped "wood" wall paneling, old single pane windows, etc.  

Coverage will vary by local, city, county, state governments, but some examples might include requiring sprinklers, upgrade electrical wiring (older homes can have aluminum wiring which isn't used often anymore at least in CA), electrical panel upgrades, insulation / energy value requirements, different fire place construction

If there are no free events, I would try to go to one of the panel events - especially if there are ones for infill development/adaptive reuse.