Access to money is always a vital element in REI of any kind.

Radon is a chemical element with symbol Rn and atomic number 86.

No Solar stuff, No Ham Radio antennas, No Flag poles, etc...If it were me, (to be tactful) I'd tell them it seemed like a good idea but my attorney advised against it, and leave it at that.That way you are not getting in to any kind  of perceived Political or environmental disagreement with them, and you remain the innocent middle man.Just my 2 cents.Good Luck!

The other risk is that if you come in and kick over the hornet's nest, one or more of the neighbors could go to land court and claim "adverse possession".NC might be different, but here in MA, if you use the property of another, "openly, continuously and notoriously" for a period of 20 years, you can file an action and potentially own that property.If you really want to remove that road, you need to block it off for at least a day to break the "continuously" element of the test.  

There's a how to do it element that comes into play to significantly reduce the risk of an out of state investor having a bad experience. 

I think a lot of solar proponents miss some key elements when thinking about how solar can impact value.  

A crucial element of the exchange, who hold proceeds and records the excahnge for tax purposes.

These elements of the deal proved to be difficult in terms of getting the deal done on budget and on time.

I’d suggest the landlord have an environmental testing company come in and if mold is found that they file an insurance claim. 

@Benjamin Piecenski If I put all three properties under an LLC, can I use the equity to get a line of credit to avoid all the appraisals, environmental, & cost of refinancing each house?