After my remodel, if I got my contractors license, I was considering approaching other investors in my area (Delaware County, PA) with the idea of exchanging my labor for equity in the deal or even giving them the option to pay later within a certain amount of time after the remodel was complete which would give them time to either refinance or sell the property.

@Brandon Sturgill I was born and raised up in Delaware, Ohio.

Dear BP Forum, While searching for property managers in Cincinnati I came across a company called EquityTeam, LLC and they rate themselves using the following Competitor chart:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vR...Do you guys have experience with any of these or could you kindly share your recommendations?

All 4 are rented out and cash flow positive.I have applied for a few small loans over the years (solar loan, car loan, etc) and my application gets denied INSTANTLY because of how many properties I own and how it affects DTI ratio.My credit score is over 820, my income is very high.

Para mí una de las características más importantes es la ubicación, procurando que sea un lugar frecuentado por turistas o viajeros de paso, y que tenga lugares atractivos cerca.

In DE we must send a letter within 20 days of move out by certificate of mailing itemizing any deductions against their deposit or if none saying this represents the return of your deposit in full etc with a check to the forwarding address provided to you by the tenant.

I was wondering if anyone has experience with a rental property that has a solar energy system (with battery storage and net metering).

Quote from @Paul De Luca: Quote from @Trang Vo: My tenant is consistently late on rent for the last 3 month.

You will likely need to pay for these servicesArmed with the steps needed to transfer the property to the new owner in accordance with Delaware law, you can now go to the person trying to sell it to you and spell everything out to them. 

He understands that we are not going to pay off the solar panels.