to give me an initial idea of what we're dealing with.I have a hunch that the damage will be more than the FMV of the house...I have to believe this is $50k+ worth of damage by the time you factor smoke and water damage, plus electrical and structural components.

Now, due to our variety of tasks, I am competent in the areas of excavation, concrete, wood framing, flooring, roofing, some electrical, and some plumbing.

Is is cheaper to replace with a existing gas stove or convert to electric?

We were informed 2 days before moving in that they only had a temporary CO and that some additional electrical work needed to be completed. 

Plus how would she make any repairs with no electricity.

I know of a great HVAC and Electrical company they serve Charlotte and all surrounding areas They are EcoGreen Home Services The phone number is 704-237-4100 and they have a website www.ecogreenhomeservices.com 

Move the appliances aroundwe are getting a licensed plumber and electrician for the gas, plumbing and other required electrical work.

I've worked in construction (renovations, rehabs, residential prop mgmt, electrical) for 13 years and I'm looking forward to learning more about financing the implementation of that experience into a fix/flip and/or rent program as well as meeting new people to collaborate with.

PITI: $1,200.5% Down Payment of $163,000 Purchase Price.Property Appraised for $190,000 right out the gate.Originally paid Gas/Water for both units and electric for 1 side, but am in process of switching electric over to new tenant, which should save $140-160/mo.

For now, the legalization has no effect on these rules and any house with pot plants will still be a latent defect and will require a remediation report and electrical inspection.I’m sure this will eventually change, but that can only happen if real estate counsel changes their current property disclosure rules.