Activities such as appealing assessed values, shopping for cheaper utility providers, shopping for cheaper insurance, or even energy efficiency upgrades are all on the table.

(ball park that would include framing/drywall, electrical/recessed lights, flooring, etc.)

They will know if the right construction materials are used, can get you projected insurance quotes up front and save you a ton of time and energy.

Great energy with this group.

We will need to run some new electrical, add a new outside door and add handrails to the stairs.

they use for total utilities, or broken down by water, electricity, heat if unknown for multifamilies?

New electrical, plumbing, drywall, flooring, bathrooms, kitchen siding, etc... 70% of that place was redone.

Our duplexes come with R20 ceilings and R14 exterior walls this provides a level of insulation much higher than is standard and results in lower energy costs and is an element that can be taken into consideration in appraisal-Seek home improvements above stock plan to close the deal with your modular dealer.

The main issue that I have is that the tenant has 2 more years left on the lease and in order for me to fix all the mess in the basement I would have to remove tenant. all plumbing, electrical and structural is potentially dangerous.How do I manage repairs if tenant doesn't want to move?

In my duplex, I have an electric heater installed on the wall in the back stairwell.