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This actually was kind of a "bad luck" apartment...after I got that person out and reno'ed the unit, my next tenant in there  seemed to be racking up huge electrical usage.

I ask because I work for a civil engineering firm and would be interest in doing this.

Landlord shall maintain, and/or repair/replace the plumbing, heating, cooling, electrical systems, and the exterior walls and roof of the Property.

You're still putting in a kitchen, bath, HVAC, electrical, etc. which are your larger cost items.

Electricity is functional in the property, but I have not gotten the water to work yet.5) Insurance PoliciesI was informed by a fellow tax deed investor to obtain builders risk or vacant property building insurance policy soon after the deed is recorded under my name?

I’m just an engineer that likes to tinker with numbers, it helps me understand concepts.

If it is easy to separate the electrical I would but usually it is not easy unless you are doing a huge rehab.

One by the county for unpaid sewage, bankruptcy, and the city was shutting off his electricity and boarding the place up because he inherited the house a year ago when his mother passed and never started probate.

Also get a geotech engineer and make sure the fill is coming from a suitable site.