However, I'm wondering how to manage the disconnect between the common >1.25 DSCR requirement and the investor's goal of acquiring properties with upside, meaning that it shouldn't start out with the best NOI at acquisition.

I have no idea when service was disconnected.  

Them:  housing is unaffordable and we need to do something to force costs down so that the average family can afford the American dream of ownership or at least affordable rent.Also them: let’s raise the costs to build to fund social justice.I see a real disconnect here.  

I just have their electricity disconnected by removing the meter. 

The gutters are very old and disconnected.

I had to call about 10 companies repeadly, most never answer/phone was disconnected.

Once in a blue moon there house number would be on the tax record of the property but half the time the phone is disconnected or don't even have a house phone anymore.

Wire for 50 amps is gonna run you $2/ft, plus new breakers, disconnects, miscellaneous materials and labor to do all that.

Fyi, this issue with the water heater that started all this appears to be caused by someone disconnecting wires inside the fused disconnect and wire nuting the hot wires together by-passing the fuses.

Once he doesn't pay the landlord is responsible for the payment, if they disconnect you'll be charge a reconnect fee before your new tenant can moved in.A tenant just moved out of one of our units owning $370 in water bill, I'll have to make the payment tomorrow and pray she pays me back, since I still have to sign her release paper for section8.Lastly, get a local Columbus attorney on your team.