I used to work for a utility in operations, power generation, energy trading and in Strategic planning, and know just enough about the electrical grid to be dangerous.Renewables are a significantly larger impact than when I was working in the business. 

Do I take money out of my homes equities and buy more rental properties that way and just bite the bullet on the cost of a HELOC interest rate.2.

The wealthy person would always lose, because the broke partner couldn't pay their share, and the lender will focus their energy on collecting from the person they can most likely collect from.I've talked to many people over the years with stories of great partnerships at the start, that ultimately failed and one or more partners disappeared after things went south. 

This post explores the importance of sustainability in real estate, highlighting green building technologies, the significance of ESG criteria in investments, and how these practices are paving the way for a greener future.The Rise of Sustainable Real EstateSustainable real estate is about more than just energy-efficient buildings; it's about creating spaces that enhance the well-being of their inhabitants while minimizing environmental impact.

Invest in upgrades that enhance the property's appeal to long-term tenants, such as modern light fixtures, fresh paint, or energy-efficient appliances .

What I took away from the brief conversation, however, was that it's not the silver bullet it was thought to be to reduce overall homeowner cost during turnover.

There really isn't any kind of silver bullet software that will generate leads or deals for you.I use propstream for skiptracing, and then run the leads through a powerdialer to see who I can connect with.

Plan you strategy around why you are investing and the time, energy, and resources (human + capital). 

etc.Here are some other bullet points if you need more info:- The PA properties are owned free and clear, in my name- The PA SFH is likely to be a long term rental (renovations currently) and will net around $1,500-$1,700/month if I don't borrow against it- The NC properties have mortgages, and are held in my name- I have a lawyer negotiating the solar deal, and have not signed anything yet, but is nearly a done deal- Unsure if solar proceeds have to go directly to me, or can go to a business I own- I'm unmarried and investing by myself/no partners- W2 is between $70-$85k/year- I don't yet have an accountant, but am going to be hiring one and discussing strategy with themThanks so much for your opinions!

I've been down that path before and its not worth the time and energy.