Would you pay more for a house that had paid off Solar Panels?I have a rental in Phoenix, Arizona and I have Solar Panels on them. I put the bill in my tenant's Name, so that I am not responsible for the utility.My qu...

Landlord set up and control of the property Wi-Fi can provide many advantages, from becoming a small but steady source of extra revenue, to enhancing security (remote control and recording of gates, entries, exterior ...

I am thinking of ways to create passive income from new construction.  One option is to build new rentals.  However, I was bouncing around the idea of doing seller financing as the spec home builder/owner.  If my futu...

Hi All, I recently learned an important lesson: Don't forget to require recently utility statements before closing on a property. I assumed this would be something title would do in all states. When I closed on my fir...

With this recent cold snap, we've experienced a frozen pipe in one of the zones in our boiler that serves a 4 unit building we just closed on in August. There is a zone for each apartment. We have been heating the apa...

Where do you buy LED light bulbs? I tried these out about a year ago and they are simply put, AMAZING. If you aren't using these in your home, stop what you are doing and go buy them right now.CFL bulbs give off terri...

Working on a rehab to the studs if a 2 family in a high end tourist destination. The current heating system is natural gas with old cast iron hydronic radiators.  I can easily add ducts since the ceilings and walls ha...

This is basically a possible framework for my semi retirement.  5 year plan Assumptions
-My own company is building everything (except electric) and cost savings can be opportunistic on overstocks, returns etc, but m...

Hi Everyone.... my husband and I are strongly considering putting solar on our 10,000 SF office building in Trenton, NJ.  We are considering two companies - DC Solar Integrators LLC and Ad Energy.  After reviewing the...

We are working to add air conditioner or heat pump to 15 new 14'x56' homes in SC.  Looking at the manufacturer's equipment sizing, it suggests a 1.5 ton (Energystar) or a 2 ton (HUD).   We are leaning toward 1.5 ton s...