For those seniors that don't want to run their units because of electric bill we have a/c in lobbies where we pay electric bill.

Fortunately I took a step back, implemented a number of things that would conserve heat and water, and I am far better for it because the old costs were built into the rents.Now, I live in a house whose water is controlled by a utility and I receive monthly bills like electric and stays with the tenant.

I'm looking for advice on how to vent (or not to vent) an electric stove on a kitchen peninsula in a class B rental.

If it is a small place and will only be 1 or 2 people then you may even get away with an electric model.I have installed quite a few of these and like them a lot.

If the foundation, Plumbing, electrical, and roof are already there, each unit should be no more than $10K to rehab.

You really don't know what you're working with or what you have until you get down to the brick and the framing.But if you look at the wall there on the 2nd floor, and notice the 6 (actually about 7 or 8) outlets on the wall.... somebody went cray-cray with the electrical wiring.

(The 30 lots that exist currently are barely using 2-3 acres) Would have to clear out trees and run the water and sewage and electrical.... the whole nine yards.

In general you are looking at all the electrical to be in conduit. 

Electrical work in Florida requires a licensed electrician, not a handyman.  

Thinking of upgrading a 3 family I have, but with the coin ops and electrical work, I'm figuring about 5k total to get going.