It plugs into a wall outlet and connects to the internet in the house. 

At work I just dealt with adding a 220v outlet to charge a Rivian (basically a standard dryer plug outlet).

Flexible pricing options are key, especially when you are just starting out. Let

@Sean Todd  I don't have a contractor for you but would recommend that you check out Building Material Outlet near the airport.  

Flexible pricing options are key, especially when you are just starting out. Let

After some negotiations with the seller I acquired the property all-cash for $83,000 expecting to put in $6500 + about $2-3k to replace some windows, some electrical outlets, and other miscellaneous expenses.

I've painted, updated outlets, lighting/ceiling fans so far.

Other simple things include grounding/reversed polarity of outlets (you can buy an outlet tester at Home Depot for $5), using foil-faced tape at furnace & water heater flue pipe connections, operable smoke/CO detectors, cracked/chipping/peeling paint if your applicant has children under the age of 6 (I think?)

Then add in closing costs, etc. and you might walk away with a few extra bucks to plant new flowers at the 8-unit.

You need a 30 or 50 amp outlet depending on size of the camper and appliances.