Other renovations included new roof, appliances, AC, flooring, lighting, paint, conversion of 100 amp glass fuse panel to 200 amp thermal CBs and the elimination of gas lines. 

Hey Tyrone Watler im new as well i haven't tied down any deals as of yet but I didn't spend money on leads I did D4D (Driving4Dollars) and i actually got a few calls off of that...so maybe just gas the car up and do some canvassing u may find sumthn!

First, i would not furnish the places, it will probably get trashed, let them get there own furnishings and make sure that the lease says they must remove them from the property when they leave. i would have them pay for utilities, to an extent - have them pay for electric, supply the heat but give them an allowance for certain amount of months ( especially if you have older furnaces and they run on oil heat ) if they go over then you charge them for it. i converted mine to gas with new furnaces, i include heat in mine, but i control the thermostat ( online, thermostat is locked at the house ). i also provide water / sewer and free internet.

I'm going to give another vote for gas.  

There are mushrooms growing in spots also (see photos).When looking through the windows I can see where the water is leaking from the refrigerator plumbing and looks like some of the hard wood is starting to buckle and the trim has absorbed some water.

I also estimated for unknowns because there are several water leaks throughout the property.

You could have a 120-year-old property that owner pays Gas electric and water, and the property is constantly needing major repairs.

I would check the roof for leaks because of the picture in the ceiling.

You can not fix it up unless it is something that is needed for living purposes such as a leaking roof, etc. 

It works well if you have a good generator and can tolerate the annoyance factor of the noise, the lugging of the generator, and the buying of the gas.