Knew I was going to have to replace the breaker box but that was all.

They advocate you jerk off all soffits,cut big holes in upper siding (between roof rafters)if necessary,on older steep roofed houses that were commonly NEVER vented in pre insulation days Then you MUST block of all gable vents and get rid of all turbine and turtle vents so vents arent short circuited.

I believe he is new to the guru circuit, and notices everyone and there mom selling his product.

I have been looking at an area of really cheap rentals, the area is bad, but do-able, but then I turn around and think about the house being vacant over night and how much it's going to cost me to replace the breaker box, wiring and damaged door and it just comes down to it's not worth the risk.

According to lenders I have spoken with, holes in drywall and broken windows are deal breakers (I can't get a loan because of these issues).

I bought a house the other day and it had a houseinspection and the inspection failed because it needs a new breaker box( 100 amp) The job need to be done by a certified electician.

Anyway, as for the utilities, each unit has its own breaker box located in the unit.

I plan on going to the County Clerk of the Circuit Court Office Probate Div. on Monday so wish me luck.

I went on a Russian ice-breaker and it was one of the most memorable trips of my life.

Generally, they'll just turn them on or tell you to do it yourself.Also, in about 30-40% of the REOs I go into these days, the electricity is only turned off at the breaker box.