Electricity is functional in the property, but I have not gotten the water to work yet.5) Insurance PoliciesI was informed by a fellow tax deed investor to obtain builders risk or vacant property building insurance policy soon after the deed is recorded under my name?

However, I will get a credit from the electric company for the excess electricity the panels produce.

If it is easy to separate the electrical I would but usually it is not easy unless you are doing a huge rehab.

One by the county for unpaid sewage, bankruptcy, and the city was shutting off his electricity and boarding the place up because he inherited the house a year ago when his mother passed and never started probate.

How are the major potential expenses of the house looking (AC, Roof, Plumbing, Electric)?

This may involve hiring licensed contractors and obtaining necessary permits2.Address structural integrity, electrical systems, plumbing, and potential water damage from firefighting efforts.Insurance Considerations: A history of fire damage can affect insurability and may lead to higher insurance premiums.

Hello Timothy, I understand your concerns that you have invested so much of your time, money, and energy to make it happen and now want a fair outcome.

You'll definitely want to make sure the electrical and plumbing haven't been damaged (or know how much they have been).

A major electrical expense has basically no ROI.   

If it’s right for you financially, energy, and time then invest.