I would need to add plumbing for the kitchenette sink and electrical for appliances but I'm not sure if my breaker has enough room for another 240v for the stove. 

I'm also open to investing in emerging areas and putting in the effort to develop the property.Thank you in advance for your time and energy.

The roof, HVAC, plumbing and electrical are done. 

We both have some home repair skills, but would likely need to hire out larger work such as electrical, plumbing, roofing, siding, etc.Thanks for the help!

I moved in with no heat, no water, and a very poor electrical situation but by this time i was working for my mentors construction company and had an abundance of resources at my disposal.

If you are simply replacing physical time with mental energy worrying about your syndication investments, I would not say the trade off is worth it.

Water bills are up 50% to 100%, electric bills are up 33% and gas bills are up 30%, and of course tax bills are up and new bills for new items are created. 

New plumbing, electrical, well, - shouldn't have any cap x expenses for a while!

You increase their energy bill by having to run the pump excessively.

Myself and the Rent To Retirement team put in over a year of our time, energy & dedication to produce a comprehensive and detailed investment course we possibly could to set new investors up for success.