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Jennifer M.
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  • San Antonio, TX
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Electrical Updates

Jennifer M.
  • Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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Hey everyone---Is it feasible to update the electrical in a house while tenants are living there and I'm not doing any other interior work?  I have an offer on a property that is currently occupied, but the inspection report says it has outdated electrical (aluminum wiring). I want to make everything safe for the tenants, but not do any other renovations right now.  I am not familiar with what is involved in updating electrical, except what I have read that says it is messy and expensive and that it makes sense to do other renovating at the same time.  Any input would be appreciated.

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