Make sure you have the staying power in reserves to weather challenges.Good luck to you.Dave

Relying on the power of the BP community to find that person!

Then it expands, and of course ice is very powerful, and in the case of a hollow basement lined with blocks with thousands of mortar joints (as opposed to a poured wall or very thick wall) the blocks give way.

But, seriously, that is true but a real answer is oil based Kilz, but Shellac is powerful magic.

And then we can work with a Real Estate Agent to discover what is available in your price range and narrow down the specifics as to size, area, purchasing power, etc.Ryan

I’m using arbitrage to continue to build a portfolio when limited by buying power, but I have an idea and I need some information.

@Jarrod Huneryager is there anyway to leverage these up to use your powerful equity to buy more doors and cash flow heavier ?

It’s the power of synergy. 

I spent much time in the county planning office and on the phone with the power company: what it would take to run electricity out there was increasing the size to 750 sq feet to get a permit and (though the power co planner I befriended over time was not allowed to make estimates until I had the permit in hand and they'd done an inspection) ballpark $15-18k to run the power. 

Only a certain portion of those tiles will be able to produce power because of orientation and/or shading.