I feel like I have to try for it!

There are only three instances where it makes sense to buy solar panels for your house.1 - You are living off grid. 2 - You live in a state that has sky high electric costs AND great tax insensitive.3 - You have lots of money, don't care if you are paying more, and want to feel like you are saving the planet (even though you really are not). 

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I will see your head-scratching and raise you a dire warning of a deep multifamily crash continuing - to the tune of another 20-30% in asset values, perhaps on average, in the US. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/multifamily-crash-to-cont...in theory if bond yield is increasing, shorter term financing commercial real estate price valuation should go down, they are working on the reverse.good thing about CRE is every asset class experiences the same phenomenon except industrial because the supply is perhaps limited.residential doesn't feel the same effect of CRE because residential has longer term financing.

The due on Sale is there to allow the bank to call the note due should they feel it is necessary to do so. 

Feel fre to pm me any time I enjoy figuring these things out. 

This is since 1) there's no penalty for age so it doesn't matter when you use it 2) the longer the retirement asset exists the more chance it has to grow tax deferred or tax free 3)if you are retirement age then using your personal assets first will likely place you in the lowest possible tax bracket when you start drawing those funds. 

By trialing these softwares for a given region before committing to one you can make a direct comparison on data quality.If you are just starting out, then I'd recommend to go free first and extract leads directly from public and/or county websites.

Here's the rundown:Grandmother owns house (free and clear), her daughter lives in house as well with four children.Grandmother passes away, leaving behind Living Trust with a single asset (the house).

Part of the agent’s process will be to reach out and find out how much compensation the seller would be able or willing to commit to, versus how much compensation you are responsible for.If there is no buyer broker agreement in place, you are free to do as you wish, however, if you want representation and were hoping the seller will pay your agent, the agent should be the one to reach out to the seller first to make inquiries and secure a compensation agreement with the seller.