If you would like to check it out, let me know.Chris

Some of the homes have been updated in the 70's, we're talking baseboard heaters, wall heaters, 2 prong outlets.

You'll have to have an electrician add additional dedicated outlets for the appliance at the new location.

I have found that the turnkey is a little more pricewise but I don't have the vacancy or unexpected rehab costs up front. 

Plan the space for standard size free standing appliances that can be easy changed out when necessary.In your drawing you mention "electrical box".... is that the location of the electrical panel (which would be costly to relocate) or is it an electrical outlet?

(kitchen cabinets, appliances & tools) This was all planned for and there should have been plenty left over to cover unexpected costs.

Also, there may be some common area electrical / heating that you have to account for.Occupancy - Perpetually full is great and using 5% for vacancy gives you a bit of buffer / wiggle room for the unexpected.

Reach out lets connect !!!

So light plumbing, painting, cabinets, tile, counters, light switches, outlets, fixtures etc...We are very driven and willing to do what it takes and more. 

I use sears outlet and replace vs. repair.