I can’t do that on every property so I was looking for something to help them to make wise decisions on their own based on figure they use.

1) Decide what you want to do 5 years down the road, RE agent, building a portfolio2) Figure out what makes a good/bad deal for you return-wise.  

@Efrain Torrez just from what you said, it might not work out equity-wise the way you want to pull out money, but if it makes your home better for your family and will keep long-term selling options scaling up, it sounds like a good win done the right way.

I am a conservationist, but adding solar to this property would not be wise financially (but would be good for the environment).

I'm wondering if it is wise to buy a house or live on the base.

Others may disagree but when your young its wise to create a fail safe.

My read on most of this is that it already fits code-wise. 

It might be wise to put in the sale agreement that you want tenants out before purchase. 

My question is, tax wise how does it work?

What do I need to be doing to make sure I’m covered as much as possible liability wise here?