If that is not your speed, then peeling exterior paint or single pane windows will disqualify a property for an FHA or other low down loan and can make it cheaper.That is my strategy in my area. 

The electrical control panel is out so no way to use the actual oven/settings but the stove top is working fine...at least until Thursday!

Granted there would be a strain on the broadband which limited speed, but is generally better than paying full ticket price as an individual.

Our group leader, Ricky Strain, is out of town at the moment, but we are having a Guest speaker. 

I am an electrician by trade, there are a few things that can cause the higher power bill beyond the obvious, and without knowing what all is on your electrical panel I could only give the suggestions. 1.

I'd much rather have a tenant that agrees with my terms, which are very fair by the way, then to risk serious financial strain in order to keep a flawed program in place for a tenants comfort level.Maybe it's because I am new to things but I can't see myself ever letting a tenant dictate terms to me through the fear of vacancy.  

I think $400-500 installed would cover it.Windows with moisture between the panes could be about $150 each.Hope that helps a little.

Looking in the panel is better, just in-case copper was spliced onto the end of the wire run to attach the receptacle {rather than purchasing the more expensive receptacles designed for use with Al wiring.

A few months turned into a few years and the choice I had was to consider the loan a gift or continue to put a strain on the friendship.

I'm a fairly new investor: But I'll comment with general costs since I dont know how they change per region(I'm east coast). ballpark Costs: kitchen gut 20-30k (maybe less if you can manage all labor yourself), bathrooms 10k each, not confident enough about window costs and are variable (double pane, size etc), paint 2k or more, carpet 2-4k(size of house variable), labor???.