I did talk to a very good developer to investigate as a follow up to our meeting that put these similiar panels on multiple buildings in the a few different cities.  

You can probably get a similar system for less and finance for less, pretty sure, investigate your own system if you want solar, if they don't have a good reputation, get rid of them. good luck...

I have always been very interested in real estate, so I'm pursuing my license and investigating what career options are out there, beside the obvious - Broker/Agent.

So, I investigated it a little and came to the same conclusion about legal responsibility as Marc expressed.My insurance paid out for some minor damage to the roof, gutters, etc.

A DIY way of starting your investigation is visit the building department and see if they have any records for the property on file.

If you want to investigate this a bit offline I can see if the bank is missing something (they usually are).Whether you're house-hacking or buying an investment & renting, it won't make much a difference because when you apply for the next purchase you can factor in the rental income you'll eventually receive from the unit you're currently living in.I would focus on two things:1.

:)) But I imagine this is really easy to figure out with whatever investigation they do.

I would definitely take advantage of the relatively low interest rates and secure a loan rather than pay all cash.In the meantime, I would investigate some passive investing real estate strategies like apartment syndications.

Now today I received a phone call and email from a Consumer Protection Investigator-Mediation Unit letting me know she filed a complaint and saying that I was evicting her... and I have 10 days to get back to the investigator explaining my side with supporting documents. 

Otherwise investigate the market you want to live and buy there before you move.