If I was in your shoes, I would focus my time energy and money on evicting tenant, if possible.

If we know upfront that you won't qualify for a certain loan product, and we can save both you and the lender time & energy, then that would be why we have suggested one specific lender. 

New homes are also more energy efficient therefore the resident could choose to stay in the home longer because of the savings.

Most EV have the same energy usage per mile not by type. the eceptions would be the trucks, audi and hummer.Install a Chargepoint home flex, split the costs with the tennet and you can get an accurate accounting of just how much energy is used and how much it cost based on rates and time of day.

I'm an architect and have a small construction company where we are currently focusing on ONLY building zero energy ready and zero energy homes for private clients. 

The con with older houses is the mechanical systems and energy efficiency.

I just made a post elsewhere where I warned about what I believe to be a potential downturn in 5-10 years in our market because oil and gas is taking a turn for the worst with a push for green energy.

I would agree that the costs are significantly higher than if you do this yourself but you can also save a lot of time and energy by allowing a professional who faces these types of situations very often.

All smiles, a HUGE exhale and the confirmation that all my time and energy gaining the knowledge in this industry for the first 11 years before this opportunity came to fruition was all worth it!

The 4th hole is called a deep hole and is generally dug with a backhoe or mini-excavator (or somebody with a lot of energy!).