Are the electrical and plumbing capable of handling the extra load from the new units?

We've worked with Arno's Electric before and they did a good job for us.

@Tyler HuntingtonI will assume your pro-forma on the expenses is accurate, and there are no common areas where you might need to pay for electric to a light or two; tenants pay for water, sewer, trash, etc.My suggestion is to look hard at your acquisition costs.  

The deals I am looking at will cash flow $800-1200 with all of the numbers ran and homework done, ie. electric company sub-metered, sanitation, and water.  

All additions are still in "roughed in" state, i.e studs, electrical runs, and plumbing runs, but no outlets or valves.  

Plumbers have equipment that is much more heavy-duty than what we own ourselves and are experts in rooting out plumbing lines and ensuring drains flow freely.Electrician - While we do quite a bit of electrical work ourselves, it is important to have an electrician available for more complex work, such as upgrading an electrical box or replacing wiring.Carpet Sales and Installation - Every property we have ever owned has received new carpet at some point during our ownership. 

My story. 36 years old. "Full time" job with lots of free time. I have it very good with my day job and it pays decent. Not quite 6 figures. Wife has entry level job she's 28 and just got her MBA. No student debt. Bou...

Worked in construction for a few years now mainly doing electrical work but gained knowledge of all trades.

I sub-contract an electrician to wire the whole house and upgrade the electrical meter.

(Constantly asking me to pay my rent early because "The electricity will get shut off if I don't make a payment today!"...