I tried to get an idea of heating cost from Consumer Energy, however with no luck. 

Is there any way that I can call the energy company that is local and have them turn the power on for the day or any way that I can force the bank to turn the power on?

Consider the savings you could miss out on if you don't have an expert do it, not to mention the time and energy spent.

Hey mate,I'd advise against $50,000 houses unless you are full time on the ground.Turnkey houses for $50,000 tend to be in rougher parts.C or D class.High crime, lot's of volatility, boarded up homes, no upside from an appreciation standpoint, cars with no wheels lol and PM collects rents with a bullet proof vest and shot gun.Works well for some and the hustle is real.

If you have a bad layout bite the bullet and replace them, you won't be sorry. 

Bite to bullet and just break even with a long term rental until I can raise them enough to cash flow.3.

. - New tenet fees - Small toilet leak (should’ve barely changed things)After those bullet points, no explanation for low cashflow. 

Answer - you openly admit you've spent your time and energy to educate yourself. 

I can 1031 that into something bigger and better, or bite the bullet, pay the taxes, and pay down a LOC so I have more options when something comes across my plate. 

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