First I would call the local utilities and contractors who deal with this stuff to see if your assumption is true.For electricity maybe some sort of generator?

It was attending a seminar by a real estate guru that finally sparked my motivation to turn my curiosity into action.As someone with an IT background, I thrive on hands-on learning experiences.

Investing for over 20 years and would love to help out motivated new real estate investors.

Account Closed Especially since you've done a deal already - I find it effective to have a credibility kit of some sort.

They even have a MLS keyword tool that scrapes MLS listings for motivated seller keywords. 

That can be helpful as a sort of emergency fund.  

@Sam Schlosser Get the attorney to sort this out.

Sort of a blend between real estate agent and escrow officer.

I'd say that in your scope of work to make sure timelines are a part of it as well, and that you make it a goal of yours to never have the house "empty", meaning there's not a day that a worker of some sort isn't scheduled to be in there.  

I know people all over the city use illegal units for all sorts of things, but my goal is to maximize profits while ensuring I'm doing things legally.