Does anyone have experience with working with solar panel installations and other ways to get tax credits as a way to reduce seed capital for real estate investing?

For those that live in the Boston area, there is a free Landlord workshop at MIT on Sat., March 3rd from 9-12 that focuses on reducing energy costs and tenant turnover.

I have no affiliation with the event.

Every one keeps talking of global warming; EV industry keeps talking of green energy when electricity is generated by n large using fossil fuels, n no of startups keep claiming solutions to reducing carbon footprints ...

Greetings! 你好！Buenos dias! We're now in the process of moving back to the USA (me, my wife Judy, & our 2 teen boys) - back to the Conway NH area.Judy, our elder son PJ, me, and Kyle FairfieldWe've properties in th...

Improving energy efficiency not only helps the environment but also puts money back in your pocket. Let's explore budget-friendly tips to make your rental more energy-efficient and sustainable for the long run.
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I am required to research a topic area and produce a dissertation. The topic I have chosen is “Energy used in residential properties can be greatly reduced by using conventional insulation rather than the use of renew...

The real estate sector is undergoing a significant transformation driven by the twin engines of technology and sustainability. As the world becomes increasingly digital and environmentally conscious, these factors are...

If you own a commercial property, I would bet that you have been trying to find ways to reduce your expenses to improve your bottom line and you’ve been experiencing high energy costs. 40% of a building’s total ener...

I recently became aware of the benefits of owning and using a non-contact infrared thermometer. Here is a great link from the NDSU Extension office:"A simple way homeowners can check their homes for heat loss is with ...

As we work towards becoming more green, did you know there are actually two energy efficient solutions that you can utilize with your real estate property? And better yet, you get tax credits and tax deductions for ut...