If you are in a heavy sun, high cost of electricity and high rate of usage market, and you buy the panels, and you can resell to the provider rather than maintain your own batteries, you probably will make money especially if you hold long enough.

If it is for liability protection, then youll also need to refinance to a commercial loan, get a commercial insurance policy reflecting the LLC as the owner, and maintain separate bank accounts for the LLC.If you dont do those things, then youll likely have an easily pierceable LLC. 

I have a decent background here in Chicago with real estate, tech, and construction so happy to brainstorm with you and provide any feedback.

Seems like with full control over my pricing, and a little more effort and personal touch than Evolve can provide, along with automated systems to make sure communication is handled in a timely manner, I should realistically be able to expect a lift in revenue, on top of what I'll be saving by not paying Evolve.Thanks again for the input!

Since it's in a trust, you might not get accurate phone numbers, but you could still try skip-tracing the address and attempting the numbers it provides. https://batchskiptracing.com/

I’m very intrigued by the service and how detailed the protection strategy is.

Does anyone have any recommendations of Umbrella Insurances that I could use, to protect my first property, before getting my second loan?

Hi Michael,thank YOU so much for the detail response & information you provided.

I would look more into the details of the company that is wanting to rent the property, and would speak with an attorney about asset protection.

Any insights or advice you can provide would be incredibly helpful as I navigate this potential investment.Thank you very much for considering my request.