(The rail that supplies the high voltage to power a train on an electric railway.)I'm not even sure where to start – first I am not an attorney, I didn’t attend law school, I “Lived” Law (experience) It’s not theoretical to me. ;-)I’ve only done Creative Finance Deals.

They may hire a contractor (they use the same guy and he's done a great job so far) or a specialized trade for anything more advanced - electrical, plumbing etc. 

I got hit with a 14k water bill, and 8.5k electric bill on remote meters that weren’t working.

If there were laws about Chrysanthemums, I'd follow those too...especially if they kept causing electrical issues (and therefor safety issues) in the house!  

Plumbing, Electrical, Gas,.

Its not just a matter of rearranging dividing walls plumbing and electrical.  

You could buy a wyze camera from Amazon for $26 bucks, stick it to the exterior wall assuming you have electricity and wifi, and then you get a 13 second clip anytime there's motion at the doorway.

The day I purchased the property I let everybody know via notice that I would be fixing any problems that they may have such as plumbing, electric, whatever.

So depending what you're looking at, most things that have power restored should of already passed a structural inspection.Pay attention to mold and electrical as well.

If you're also adding plumbing, electrical,  a bathroom and a kitchen then I'd say it's not enough.