That could narrow your buyer pool down.  

Therefore, SolarCity kind of becomes the new utility and since the fee should be lower, I see no reason why you wouldn't be able to pass that on or why they would question a lower cost of electricityThe panels do not eliminate the electric bill, just lower it during the sunny season here in the Portland, Oregon area.And the credit I would have recieved for excess power generated was not transferable to the tenant, so PGE gave it to a needy family.

Don't drop the ball and lose focus, for now I am guessing the bulk of your income comes from that day-job, and you're presumably an already established expert at that day-job.One of the BiggerPockets Money podcasts guests of @Mindy Jensen runs some swimming pool university website that is his primary source of income.

Thanks for your thoughts Brandon and Sunny!

If I keep adding my money into the Spending Pool, I'm actually falling behind with each deposit.I'll "use" my money, the same money, over and over...but I won't add to it out of my pocket. 

Obviously as the higher the purchase price on a property the smaller pool of individual buyers can afford that property.

It has a swimming pool, laundry, gated entry to the main property.

I bought new cars, nicer things, bigger tv's, hot tub, pool, you know that fun stuff that we never use.

you may have a large family pooling their resources to put together a compound, or it could simply be a single family alternative that they can live with and see as a blue chip investment

Some communities include cable/internet while others include lawncare in addition to your typical community pool.