One of my main reasons for that preference is because I would prefer for the electricity to be in the tenants' names.

But my question is, is it possible to get a list from the electric company or elsewhere that lists the people who are past due on their electric bills and in danger of getting their electric shut off?

So no boarding up the window or turn off the electric.  

Overall the house has great bones but it will take a few grand to complete the punch list of items needed to remedy: radon mitigation, surface mold in attic, slight leaks at a few easily accessible spots in the roof, electrical service work.

Complex electrical issues other than fixture change outs, ceiling fan changes, basic diagnostic stuff (garage doors for example often have simple fixes) and breaker resets.3.

Adding AC should cost about $2500/unit plus the cost of running the electrical which varies but is approximately $1500.

you should also think about changing the swing on your refrigerator.

The only reference I have is for my duplex and triplex properties in CO; sewage, water, garbage and share common area fees paid by me (about $200/mth; tenant pays gas and electric.

Costs: taxes, insurance, water, garbage, electric, maintenance, manager salary, workers comp, office, legal, reserve for pumping etc. 3.)

Hi guys... we purchased a commercial building and already moved a few walls and added a few electrical outlets... my question is NOW after we realized that we need the Certificate of Occupancy what is the best route to go for obtaining the right permits to get the CO?