But my tenants are pipefitters (they can change a hot water tank), boilermakers (can change a hot water tank with their eyes closed), electricians (can replace a fuse box with a breaker box), electrical crews (can wire a 2 story house for cable tv), scaffold builders (can trim a tree with a pole saw), welders (can replace the factory exhaust with a custom stainless steel exhaust on a riding mower), construction foreman (can add a bathroom counter and vanity).

@Steve McRory - I was thinking the same thing - it's not a deal breaker - but it was surprising considering the circumstances.

Once they meet the basic criteria, a demonstrated history of not being a rule breaker.

So you've got a single 60 AMP service branched into 5 panels, all of which are fuses and not breakers, to serve 4 units?

Youd have to rewire or protect the circuits with GFIs.

I haven't done a flip without nice master features and am concerned that this will be the deal breaker for most wives or couples.

Went with a 2 circuit in one conduit all aroubd the whole small basement two feet high off the floor.Then recessed tapcons into 1X4(only full 3/4 thick straight lumber could find).

It takes a while to learn what amperage breakers you need and gauge of wire (a dishwasher pulls up to about 14 amps, needs its own line basically. 20 amp breaker, 14 g wire I believe is what I used, but 16 would suffice.

Just in time for the AZ law to work its way through the most overturned lib court in the nation, 9th circuit, I believe.

Plus, a lousy $300 is not a deal breaker, if it is, you don't really have a deal.As to wholesaling, if you are new, I suggest you first build a large buyers list so that you know what to be shopping for.