So if your plans differ significantly from what it was originally planned the infrastructure will need to be modified.You should asses the current condition, you can hire a civil engineer to go out and take a look at the pipes, stub out locations, grading, etc.

@Donald Walker and @Jonathan New I'll pipe in here!

Not looking forward to needing to re-pipe the place, eventually.

We have a management agreement set up with the utility so that if they don’t pay the gas or electric the utility does not get shut off but reverts into our name as to save from pipe freezes.

Being in the Greater Boston area, that sounds like a pipe dream. 

Now keep in mind these prices were going up by nearly $50k per month or more for the last 12 months prior, so we got to come out and say that the market is exhausted after running super fast, the buyer does not want to over pay any more.

When I went to do some measurements last week, I found a possum behind the water pipes behind the bath. 

I mean, you need to worry and plan and implement steps and procedures, but there are things you should have in place before getting into the expenses of entities - do you have that many assets and cash flow to protect already and exhausted all the other steps?

My predicament is i want to have more free time to pursue real estate and start hustling early (I’m 25) . i have commuted to New York before and its exhausting.

Here are the details in each property Property 1 Short SaleMarket value 225kRepairs ~ 18-22k with Materials Offer price 150k **** this is a Listing I am working directly with the bankProperty 2 Estate sale Market Vale 205k Asking 150 Repairs 10k Guest house did flood 90% of repairs done on it Main House never flooded does have some issue with Piping and will need some Sheetrock repair as pipeline leaked in to kitchen Masterbedroom.