Keep in mind, you are in a dual agency situation if the broker represents both sides. 

You can get a firm price for the panels and dual meters ( probably time to upgrade to 200 amp also ) But chasing down the circuits could get expensive , and its hard to get an accurate estimate 

Sometimes it works or they assign you a buyers agent from their team and do a dual agency transaction. 

It's dual use.

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When purchasing the property I decided to use the listing agent as a dual agent in the hopes of getting a better deal.  

We remodeled in 2003 with an outdoor entertainment area ($5000), porcelain tile entire downstairs and carpet in bedrooms ($3000), The custom master bath was a selling point with dual shower heads and tall glass doors ($3000).

I am starting to feel that the market there is better suited for someone looking to stay in the area for a long time and house hack (which is not us) or for someone with deeper pockets who can handle a very large scale renovation on a foreclosure or cheap gut (which unfortunately is also not us at this time) We were looking in the capital region due to family being in the area so at least we can make each trip a dual purpose visit (they would not be helping to maintain or manage the property, we would bring on property management for that) but honestly, the drive up there is longer than the drive to Wilmington and that's very enticing.

- what companies are you targeting- how much per sqft charge local competing properties - how many parking spots- distance to highway / railway / airport- how many loading docks- how many amps / voltage - clear ceiling height?

They are all also dual income households and the spouses/partners aren't Fed's.