Except for new electric ranges.

Couple of recommendations if it is possible:Purchase a home built after 1960's: likely poured in foundation, copper electrical that is grounded, plumbing that is not in need of replacement yet. 

This means that the electrical is likely made from copper and is grounded.Running new ground wires and fishing wires behind walls can be very expensive, so having electrical that is similar to today's code is a plusProperties in this era also had ductwork - meaning forced air heating and cooling.

Usually if there is a plumbing or electric issue, it falls on the tenants.  

It would be installed in the middle of the porch, as circled in the below photo.Per my handyman, "All materials and labor to build deck section and install hot tub supplied by you including water, drain and electric hook up.

- rock, concrete, asphalt, Security $10,000, Electric/lighting $8,000; Other $10,000;  This is in the countryside so no engineering cost.Below is a layout.

But the majority of people purchase "average" real estate properties and does not reflect the an increase in HOA, insurance, gas, electric, taxes, management and maintenance.

There is one electric pole connected to both a metal building and a manufactured house.

., plumbing, electrical, roofing) and try and estimate the costs for each. 

House is in decent condition, some relatively new cosmetic updates, and electrical updates.