From my moron contractor that lied to us he was licensed in plumbing and electrical.. that did all the wiring and plumbing and then covering it all up with sheetrock, trying to scam the city into thinking no one touched electrical, to not ever having a single inspection done, then stealing money from me, and running, and buying the cheapest material.. ever!...

The rent will top out at $700/moTotal Gross Rent $3,830/moHighlightsEach unit is separately metered for gas and electric (Tenants pay)Over $100,000 worth of work performed by Property Company representing the seller since 2016.

Kitchen sink leaked when tested, but it's all in the pipes and just needs put together correctly.The electrical isn't great: some ungrounded outlets and a double tap in the box. 

I am pretty sure you have seen those flip shows where the electrical was not done and delayed the placing of drywall or the granite countertop was not cut to size but the cabinets and counters were already installed.

Though, I do know others who have placed homes on land with existing infrastructure in place (i.e. plumbing, electrical, etc).

Structurally the house looks sound will need all new insulation, electric, plumbing, and probably plumbing.  

I can't comment on the legalities of that, however in the past I have done this with electrical.

Basic inside outside paint and remodel bathroom and kitchen, some minor electrical and refinish hardwood flooring (hidden under carpet :) ). 

We currently have an electric stove in place.

If you moved in with a working refrigerator, the Landlord should keep a working refrigerator throughout your tenants.