I can definitely help you out. Let

We are one of the hidden gem markets in my opinion (but word is starting to get out). Let

Might be worth checking out. Let

@Jeff Schemmel Clean the gutters, check the condition of the roof, and grounds keeping (cleaning up leaves from last fall, cutting back dead perennial flowers, etc.)

@Fernando DomingoElectric/charging outlets by the bed, micro-reading lights if necessary.

If it isn't you should be sure to refinance before you move out.  Let

He recommended replacing/updating all of the OUTLETS that were K&T, but said that the light switches/fixtures are less of a safety concern. 

If you find an outlet for 75% you will likely pay for it in the rate, potentially outweighing the benefit.

I'm looking into building a new multifamily building with separate garages (and electric meters) per unit and the idea dawned on me that while doing it, running 220v to each garage stall might be smart in the event a tenant wanted to charge an electric car as it seems like it would mostly just cost the circuit breaker, wire, outlet and a little bit of extra time.

The current owners have been cited by the city a few times for lack of smoke detectors and some electrical issues (cover of an outlet missing, etc.).