@Michael James - I've thought about solar on my properties but for me, it doesn't make sense for the following reasons-1) Long holding period to recover you money....and technology is moving so fast that you're likely going to have to replace the old technology before it's paid for2) My tenants pay the utilities - it's not my issue and at this point, I don't see it as being a marketing advantage3) In some states (like Indiana) they are actually passing laws to repeal credits and compensation to those "feeding the grid" with solar.  

@Michael Noto  I think my gut is telling me to move on. 

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Thanks so much for the input @Harjeet Bhatti and @Michael EvansThe property really needs a remarkable amount of work including a new roof and foundation repair.

@Michael Boyer oddly enough, my busy time in life actually prompted me to get involved in real estate.  

@Michael Pakizer - it's definitely true.

Originally posted by @Michael Le:Originally posted by @Jeff B.

@Michael Noto I'm not normally trying to predict how long one would stay in, but here It's a bit of a clash here. 

The purchase price was a little under $2MM.An unsolicited props to Michael Blank and his syndicated deal analyzer which saved time and helped tell the story to my investors - definitely worth the purchase price (to me).