It does have some of the original components still in place: 17 year old gas water heater, 17 year old AC unit, etc.

But given the multi member component you'll want to work very closely with your accountant on this.Regarding a seasoning period there is no statutory period. 

You will want to define your goals for RE investing.

., the depreciation sheltered component).

@Darren Hicks - can I ask how you're defining CF?

Define your short and long-term goals. 

First rule of suing, sue everyone so you will definingly be named in the suit especially since you know about it. 

If it's only in your primary residence, does the city define what that means?

@Kevin Coleman If it's new it should have a warranty, you can ask to see if they have one.I think the installation itself should have warranty of at least one year and the actual panels and other components should have a longer warranty, but that's just a guess.

Business is defined by activities, not entity.