Knowledge is power and Tyler is a wealth of knowledge and wisdom.

If you're buying a property that is not new construction you  may be able to call the local utility company to find out what the power bill typically runs so you at least have a ballpark figure.Good luck to you.

Quote from @Trevor Powers: Wow, sounds like a good find!

The VA home loan can be a powerful tool for purchasing a multi-family property, offering benefits like no down payment and competitive interest rates.

My local power company has a program where they can lower power consumption to a property(ies) to prevent the grid going down during high power usage surges. 

I’m not sure what forms or agreements he is talking about but in KC if you are NOT the home owner, you must have an attorney appear in court even if you have a Power of Attorney.

More power to you if you have some "code" 100s or 1,000s of REI (a bunch of them are here in BP Nation) with software engineering degrees haven't figured out.

BTW, we get CFLs free from our local power company in exchange for spent ones, so it was an easy fix.

There are several interior decorating apps out now that are powered by AI. 

AND, an even more powerful strategy to implement in today's market is to target homes for sale that have a FHA, VA or USDA loan because these loans are ASSUMABLE!