Also, Lender mentioned that if there is knob and tube electrical work, it’s probably best to leave it.

The apartment I just closed on had an old electricity contract that was at $0.0569 per kW hour.

I also want to become a licensed contractor and highly skilled in carpentry and electrical.

 - Rent: $1550 per month- Vacancy: 5% -Capex 6.5%-Repairs 3%- Water and Sewer and electric and trash and HOA: $0- Insurance: $90 a month- Property management: $155 per month- Property tax: $375 a monthThis leaves me at $166 cash flow per month , $1992 per year.

Washer Dryer and refrigerator

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.

There in the kitchen, garbage, bathroom, in the bed rooms a little bit, and even in the refrigerator. 

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.