Most of the other requirements (land features, proximity to substation) can be possibly screened before the decision.Regarding the acreage, I believe there are two different types of solar farms being discussed but correct me if I am wrong.1.

Energy-efficient features, soundproofing, shared amenities, and local zoning compliance are crucial.

I'd recommend checking local rental comps with 1.5 baths to see the specific rent premium in your area.Hope this helps, and best of luck with the rehab! 

They offered a 20 % interest premium and 5 % profit sharing (i know too good to be true and there is something wrong).

That might lower your taxes.Look at what you are really getting for your insurance premium with regard to your intent to use it.

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You can do it without permits for less then 1/3 the cost and buyers will still pay a significant premium for a building with an illegal basement.

I use the state-specific lease feature on Avail.co.

Student rentals are great because you rarely have to worry about vacancy, and you'll get a range of students willing to pay a premium to live in the nicest house off campus vs some students who just want a cheap apartment with their friends.

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