I had inspector in examining a new bathroom which had new electrical in support of the bathroom.  

Like Michael said, I would use a cleaner once a month to clean or biweekly, restock the common area items (like TP, dish soap, etc), and sign up for routine lawn and snow services.

If they have a separate gas and electric meter your generally in pretty good shape.

Forcing solar and wind creates higher electricity costs and rolling blackouts.The vast majority of landlords are doing the right thing.

We always start clean at the beginning of the month unless there is a real need to start mid-month.You will have to use the leases that are in place and can transition the tenants to your leases as each lease expires.

I told him BS, but he called the electric company to have the power cut for "safety reasons" without asking on a Friday Afternoon. 

Owner said they made substantial repairs including new wiring, new electrical panel, all new insultation and repair of any charred areas. 

I am finding it a bit challenging to keep track of all the URLs like HOA, Electric, Gas, Solar, Taxes, etc. in one place. 

I have clients at my W2 who didn't do this and are now paying environmental remediation companies (like the one I work at) hundreds of thousands to clean it up, by order of the EPA, even though the PREVIOUS owner caused the issue.

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