I have posted the video tour in my private YouTube channel where you can provide the address or QR code to make it easy for the more tech savvy investors to view.

The old Cherokee replied, "The one you feed."

Account Closed seems like a lot to do and I am assuming you will need someone to feed coal to the system, I wouldn't recommend allowing tenants to do that so likely your self or hire an experienced person.Are the units you are seeing natural gas?

Thanks for the feed back! 

rewiring and old house is a pain i'm assuming its plaster and lathe. probably most of the 15k was for labor just to get to the wires, if a guy could trace  where the wires are routed maybe you could get a couple high school or college kids to sawzall out just enough channels so the sparky could refeed wires then cover the whole thing with rock, sometimes it works sometimes it doesnt. a 100 amp service is not alot for three units. 

Logan AllecThank you so much for your feed back!

If its thru a realitor you have to go thru proper channels. make an offer that allows both inspection and financial outs. try to get them as long as possible- say 30-60 days minimum.Once you control the deal- you can do your due diligence to see if it really is a good deal.

There is usually an IC ( independent contractor ) agreement with you and the brokerage spelling out under what conditions you will be able to place your license there.Every state is different on the exact process and I know nothing about New Jersey's process.It sounds like the principal broker says once you join them after getting a license then they will feed you leads.

We own a SF rental in Aurora that feeds into the 204 school distrct (shared with part of Naperville) and a SF in Naperville (also 204).  

You gotta feed those kids.