I ordered the dehumidifiers and scheduled an install with my contractor as there needed to be electrical outlets to be installed.

Is it O.K. liability wise, to have a handyman:Replace a bathroom light fixture.Replace a ceiling fan.Replace a switch.Replace an outlet.Replace a standard screw in lightbulb.Repair a loose outlet box.  

I thought I could offer $85K and depending on the inspection see if there would be anything unexpected that may eat away my rehab budget. 

@Nic A.I’d add an outlet tester.

The lender gives me a loan for conventional mortage with 20% down on primary residence (lower rate than when buying investment property) But something unexpected happens after closing date and I can't live in it.

Consumer, this was totally unexpected, no way we could have foreseen this, totally a surprise, but let's talk about a 30YF"), surcharge them a bit on the 30YF (what they do qualify for), to subsidize the very small minority actually getting the 15YF.

StarLink is on my radar for my parents’ place, but it’s been a struggle ever since dial-up first came out. Let

From conversations with previous tenants, the landlord is currently serving a prison sentence having inherited the properties unexpectedly. 

So it will require installing some wire from the load center (breaker box).If it's gas, then you just need a 120v circuit but will need gas piped to the location.The outlet for the washer needs to be GFCI.As the previous poster mentioned, the drain line could get a bit challenging as you'll need a 2" drain pipe plus venting for that pipe.

My bigger concern is whether she can actually afford the rent long-term, or if any "unexpected" event from here on out will put her further behind.