I may have broken the cardinal rule by purchasing a multifamily mixed use commercial/residential property in Michigan that has shared utilities AND electric heat.

Garbage, water/sewer, heat for boilers (multi family), etc? 

Currently, I have a few smaller projects on a couple of houses: carpeting/tiling floors, painting walls that contain LED paint, installing A/C and heating system, installing light fixtures, installing appliances, making sure electrical wiring is safe, installing recessed lighting, insulating/waterproofing medium size room in the basement.

Plus approx $20 for utIlItes (heat and water are Included in my maintenance).

I am considering selling the one good furnace and not run any ductwork to the apartments and replace the system with electric baseboard heat (or any other suggestions that you may have).My concern is tenant push back on higher electric bills for heat.

The yard is tiny and the tank was right in line with the heating unit about 10-15 feet away.

Hi @Nick Jordan I didn't have cleaning performed but I had Metro Heating & Cooling install central AC and they were great.

Typically on heating oil tanks you will have some soil contamination around the tank from over fills and small spills. 

Been looking at some of these "turnkey" companies out of state where the market isnt so over heated as a possibility but dont really have any experience on that , any recommendations on that ?

LVP is 100% vinyl which means that is much more susceptible to warping, especially with excessive sun or heat.