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Updated almost 11 years ago, 12/30/2013

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Joe Boggin
  • Philadelphia, PA
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700 square foot row home mechanicals

Joe Boggin
  • Philadelphia, PA
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small home in inner city has been vacant for some time. vandals ripped the wires our of the walls and the panel box out of the basement. there is not one sink or toilet in the property. the house is not a shell. there is no need for new floor or ceilings or walls. the house is sound and solid but there needs alot of behind the walls work.

good news is the house is small. 700 square feet. the house is dry. im thinking i need new mechanicals, plumbing and electric. i just spent 1500 for new electric service to run from the street to my panel on one of my other rentals but that didnt include running wires from the panel throughout the house.

im expecting 3k for entire electric work on this one. thats new service from street to house, panel and breakers and wires run throughout the house to outlets and fixtures... if there were radiators then they were removed. there is a gas line but im considering capping the gas line and keeping the house all electric.

my plan is to just get the place livable and functioning. expected costs for plumbing/pipes? used hot water heater? craigslist for appliances

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