water, electricity, and internet included.  

We handle everything besides Heavy plumbing, heavy electrical, and pest control.

Major foundation changes, plumbing, electrical, etc would likely be off-limits.

You are always going to have holding costs (electric, oil/gas, water, etc...).

The exterior, the interior, plumbing, electric, HVAC... everything. b) Rent Rolls and Leases  This is where the information provided by the landlord is going to matter.

The rec building would also have a full kitchen to include multiple refrigerators and stoves for cooking.

New floor structure, new layout, new HVAC, updated electricity, new roof, new window package, new water heater… pretty much the works.

Framing signed off gets xx%, rough plumbing and electrical gets enough to cover my labor, materials and the sub contractors to that point, insulation inspection sign off another check for labor and materials or subs, once the sheetrock is up and finished is another check, flooring done is another check, etc.

526 harwood street, Joliet, IllinoisDuplex x2 (2 bedroom 1 bath), electric heating, window a/c (bottom unit doesn't have a/c), no garageThe current tenants are paying $2,200 total for poor conditions. 

I'm a little bit confused about the process of going through the MassSave program in a multifamily rental property in which none of the utilities are actually in my name - I was told that setting it up with the electric account number for one of the tenants is the simplest solution, but I'd prefer not to have to go through them to get it all done.