Here's my scenario:I've identified a limited, specific geographic area I'd like to purchase within.

My husband and I used to think that we liked to be geographically diverse, to mitigate our risks from local area economics.

You will want to hire a securities attorney to advise you and help with the paperwork for any of these.Google terms like "regulation D", "504", "505", and "506" and "accredited investor" and you'll find explanations.  

We also secure the property with hasps and padlocks.All this is done for $150-200 depending on geographical positioning on current routes.

The numbers are very helpful as well as the explanations.  

Connect with me, become  colleagues with me and I will be happy to give you some pointers and a more lengthy explanation of ways to start building your real estate assets and how to manage, what to watch out for and what to learn and apply in a more step by step manner.

You are probably just missing something but that doesn't mean you don't deserve an explanation.

If he's genuinely close, and your policies dictate, get multiple months security deposit.No story's, no hardships, no explanations.

I will keep you posted.I would only suggest solar for investors that meet all of these requirements:- Buy-and-hold property for at least 5 to10 years- Owe more than $10k (or 30% of your panels) in taxes next year, and can afford to pay that amount in full when it is due- The property is in a desirable neighborhood- The property is in a geographical location that makes since to get solarEveryone else, I would recommend against doing it.

I started leaning more towards states that appealed to me because of their cultural or geographical aspects.I started looking for parameters to run on the different states to make a more numbers based decision.