I am seeing several big name lenders get sued for excessive rates, devaluing properties and putting borrowers in a worse position.

And as in the case of investing in SFRs - where you paying premium/retail dollar at buy - being equity limited partners you are paying fees and giving up portion of excess return to the active investors/general partners putting together the syndications and overseeing the implementation of the day-to-day. 

I've looked into this per someone's suggestion, and looks like there are some federal grants and loans that allows you to install, and also if the panel generates more $ than your property consumes you get credit (or payment) from the utility company on the excess electricity.

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Can you consolidate debt with the HELOC to bring DTI down + use excess for down-payment?

Excess cars and human traffic.

I think  dividing up your assets among multiple LLCs is a good idea, but I think one LLC per property is excessive.

I've been involved with recent transactions where they trade in excess of 90 cents on the dollar. 

15K seems a bit.....excessive...But why San Antonio?