Most likely, just a pressure test, but you want to be sure. 

We need this house to sell now and a few thousand spent to ensure that buyers have a bit more pressure from their agents to get in there and see the thing seems like a really good idea. 

For me the pressure to be a straight A student was created by an over achiever older sister and parents who wanted me to  "live up to my potential".

Read this morning that through intense lobbying by the mortgage industry ( some one got through to someone to talk sense into them)the govmit suspending the 7% rule  this should put some downward pressure on Investor and second home interest rates..

The head pressure from a full sink helps push through any gunk

I personally don't invest in any cities or towns that have a population <10,000 since I find them pretty illiquid (i.e. hard to sell etc).With regards to ADUs being difficult to be permitted, I think that's definitely going to have an upward pressure on housing and rental prices.

@Glenn Brathwaite, if you need to be within commuting distance of NYC, then NJ, Westchester (Yonkers/Mount Vernon), or even the Bronx may offer good options for you.Happy hunting!

To paint a picture for you if the energy source ( pad mount transformer, handhole or pedestal) is on the opposite side of the property of the meter.

I obviously don't expect to get much money back would be happy just to get my apartment units back but thinking of taking tenants to small claim court in parallel to UD to put extra pressure on them.

I got my license right before my deployment so I had some down time to study more about real estate sales without the pressure of having to make sales right aways.