Otherwise a total waste of time and money.Likewise entities, "building my team", "setting everything up correctly" and all that other fluff that benefits only people who set it up for you. 

As @Matthew Porcaro says, a big benefit of house hacking is that you are living in one unit and renting out the rest.

The benefit to HELOCs is that you generally have an alloted time period where you are only required to make interest only payments (then it will be amortized after). 

You should speak with your accountant first to make sure a cost segregation will benefit you.

If so then you should have a serious conversation with your cpa to figure out the tax benefits of pursuing one strategy over another?  

I'm not entirely new to RE investing, just new to a program where someone else is doing most/if not all of the work and I'm benefiting, despite paying Kris's team to do part or all of the work.

@Larry Nielsen Sounds like a very long term tenant if their rent is that low and they've been reaping the benefits of it being low for at least the past 3 years.

From the homes we manage here in Central Florida any benefit of your utility bill is negated by the financing of the panels.

If it's not included in the rent, many companies charge a flat fee to monitor & pay utilities.2) Assuming you're referring to resident benefit packages, renters insurance, and other charges for services the PMC offers to tenants. 

Enjoy that music--this is definitely a moment when agents who can say no, and drive action--will see some serious benefit.