(to be determined by your Architect)The Building code does not recognize a broken piece of equipment shown on the original approved plans as an exception to ADA compliance.

You're going to add around $800 in equipment and then raise the rent $25 a month.

@Johnathan Tristan MathisToday’s investors should be equipped with not one but several financing options before approaching a deal.

Instead of financing houses and the extra things they need, like office equipment and other things pertinent to being successful, they don't. 

You should have gotten some info about the system along with the home, including the documentation about the system like the permit, paid invoice, warranty info, equipment manuals and data sheets, net metering agreement, production payment contract, name and contact info for installer etc.

I tried to fix issues myself but took time away from me and I am not equipped to do all fixes.

Good marketing is not like using a vending machine where you drop in a few coins, pull a lever and get a pre wrapped, ready to eat, snack dropped right in your hands, right when you want.

I own an equipment rental company and every year I had plenty of write offs which ultimately screwed myself for getting any type of conventional loan or hard money loan although I have a perfect credit score and funds to secure any deal, they still wouldn't touch me.

If there's exterior access you might consider putting a keypad lock on it and setting up storage stalls down there.You can market it to the crowd you were initially thinking of to store their ski equipment in the off-season.This is probably the cheapest reno you're going to get away with since you can just frame in what you need.

I myself know of a handful of companies who never did anything like this but had some smarts and equipment and now they are busier than ever in their life with an all but endless order for their goods.