Where are you looking (local, state, nationwide) in your quest?

The problem with having one small piece of land is that most utility scale solar requires 3 things:- Proximity to transmission infrastructure (high voltage lines + substation)- Appropriate to develop (relatively level, not environmentally sensitive, suitable solar potential, reasonable regulatory burden:land cost ratio)- Large contiguous area (2,500+ acres); typically for wind or solar a company will have to lease from several landownersBackground for me is land acquisition, permitting, and environmental consulting for large utility scale solar projects nationwide.

However, as a general rule of thumb, you will need to have enough rental income to cover your living expenses and also any outstanding loans or mortgages on the property, such as property management, repairs, and maintenance.To calculate the amount of rental income you need to net per month to quit your job, you'll need to start by figuring out your living expenses.

However, there are some outstanding repairs that I am unsure if the *need* to be made or not and would love some wisdom from the community. 

Do credit unions generally work nation wide or only in the state where the property is located?

I finance rental properties nationwide and would love to connect.

(Average rates used nationwide.) 

Are there outstanding violations on the property?

I really liked the Yardi look and feel and their account team was outstanding.

You are offending the greatest state in the country ;)This forum has 20+ tax accountants answering questions, all real estate experts and working nationwide.