The broker I'm working with, mentioned that any company can cancel any policy within 30 days of approval and that any premiums paid will be refunded, but my main concern is to get a policy in place for this property.

We also had to get a lease signed on our old home before we closed on the house, but we had everything set up and ready to list as soon as we got under contract.

For now, it is an Excel spreadsheet but can be pulled into Google Sheets and Numbers (even though the formatting may get a little funky).It is a Pro member feature, so if you are not a Pro, sign up for a free trial to see all the amazing perks possible!

After I get a base income, I could see myself leaving my current career and going fulltime into repositioning. 

I'd like to share some of my thoughts and hopefully I can get useful insights and connection with more people in the forum.Just to disclose - I am not a professional in solar industry and I might be wrong.

The cost to get it permitted could be costly.

You can probably get a line of credit for your business and use that if you don't want to front the costs.

I personally prefer a cash out refi because you get the cash out and your done.

personally im not a fan of sub2 (unpopular opinion on BP, sorry ab it). most don't understand what they're getting into with sub2 and thats where it becomes problematic. 

And yes, the risk is that we're paying for the due diligence work up front, to potentially get denied in-front of the City Commissioners.What I will say is that entitling a 8-10 unit subdivision is the same amount of work and time as entitling a 50,100, 200+ unit subdivision, so it makes more sense to go larger.