Energy efficient homes are win-win for the homeowner as they increase equity by putting the value in your pocket rather than in the pocket of the gas or power company.

Energy efficient homes are win-win for the homeowner as they increase equity by putting the value in your pocket rather than in the pocket of the gas or power company.

Here are the pictures https://nextcloud.42l.com/inde...This duplex has 2 power and water meters and is almost 2k sqft. 

😬😬😬Now, a quick solution could be getting your tenant to run an extension cord from the hallway to power whatever it is they need urgently as a temporary solution while you wait for your electrician. 

This is a strategy many of my investors use, and it combines the house hacking strategy with the power of BRRR investing.

It costs a fortune to bring phone and electric onto raw land when there is not a power post for several miles and then you have to get surveyors, draw maps, get engineers to work out grading details, draw blueprints and that is why so many people buy raw land and it ends up at auctions.I am sure there are houses being auctioned, but it is strange that the houses are not on their list of properties that sold in the past.

With these in place, it's important to make it a priority to have a workable plan and to power through quickly to maintain progress and put the property on the market.

With these in place, it's important to make it a priority to have a workable plan and to power through quickly to maintain progress and put the property on the market.

As you hear unfamiliar terms or concepts, use the power of google to educate yourself on the topics so that you aren’t misled by incorrect info or people that have a different goal/approach to RE than you. 

Be open and give them the power and they work with you.