Note, I also bought 100' of wiring for the unit (condo roof) plus conduit, insulation foam and UV tape to go over the foam for the rooftop install....

I am thinking put the appropriate conduit in and maybe just amortize the cost of a specific charger to the tenant with an electricity use fee (hate that much reporting)?  

I already knew a lot of basic stuff (I was a plumber when I was going to college, and I worked electrical work in the military), but I learned how to: put up insulation; wire an entire house; plumb an entire house; hang kitchen cabinets; put down tile floors; install underground electrical service (yes, I pulled my own underground electrical feed 150 feet by hand through conduit); run a trencher and a mini-excavator to do final grading and install a plumbing service line; and probably other stuff.

We also had giant trees blown over that took out the electric lines, tearing the mast and conduit right off the building.  

The reports always make it sound like everything's going to burn because there's a missing junction box in the attic, and you need a new conduit on the hot water heater (both issues I always run into). 

Am I required to pull the cable through conduit for the entire span between the meter riser and panel riser?

@James Smith I wish the previous owners had taken your mindset, the mess of heating pipes and electrical conduits in this building just ran up through the floors out in the hallways. 

However, remember, they are the conduit for the sale.  

If you go underground wiring it is very expensive since you are looking at conduit plus wiring cost but it looks cleaner in my opinion. have any of you MHP investors purchased a park and then added some pads to the land? 

If you run the conduit under the baseboard or run the wiring in wire molding, this can look really, really nice.