The biggest question in energy right now is data center electricity consumption and ownership.

The point is to create more damns to cross to get to you and more time, energy and expense of the person suing you.

This is basically a possible framework for my semi retirement.  5 year plan Assumptions-My own company is building everything (except electric) and cost savings can be opportunistic on overstocks, returns etc, but my cost assumptions don’t include any savings here.

The same holds true for pulling any specialized permits (plumbing, electrical, HVAC, etc).Having said all the above, there are many homeowners and real estate investors who choose to fly under the radar.

We would put in a shared septic system, gravel roads, gravel pad, stub out water and electrical connections.  

The rental agreement cannot state that the landlord can turn off the heat or electricity to the unit.

Im in Massachusetss so I had Mass save (program to help with energy usage paid for by the utility companies) come through to do an energy assessment and identified there is little insulation in the entire building and that there is a lot of knob and tube wiring throughout the property.

That will depend on your time, capital, energy, and skills.

Westchester NY, who pays for (expenses) heat, hot water, electric, snow removal, salting, trash bin maintenance, plumbing stoppages, plumbing leaks, key changes, sweeping and cleaning, CCTV, rehabs after tenant moves out.  

I am trying to see if a home has an exterior shut off for electrical --- this is all I found.