You can put in a 14-50r 240 outlet for a few hundred bucks if you’re going to use it.

You have to replace the entire outlet.

Hello BP,Just got a rental with all three prong outlets that are not grounded. 

Please let me know what you all think.I recently paid $3850 for this:Garbage removal- Minor garbage removal can be done by techAlarms- 1 combo needed- 1 combo needed in basement- 1 smoke alarm neededMaintenance- Check all doors for proper closure and catch- Complete punch list- Remove blinds and hardware- Remove old alarms and brackets- Install door stops as needed- Remove old cables from walls- Remove plastic and tape from windows and doors- Remove shelving from back of hallway closet door- Install sliding closet doors in back left bedroom (one door in kitchen)- Replace back left bedroom door 30” (hole)- Remove storage rack above toilet- Scrape and caulk bathtubPlumbing- Install aerator on kitchen faucet- Install shower headElectrical- Replace lightbulbs as needed- Install light cover in kitchen- Install light cover in front bedroom- Install missing outlet cover in front bedroom- Install light cover in back left bedroom- Attach light cover in hallway- Install GFCI outlet in bathroom- Attach light cover in back right bedroom- Install blank handle on back right bedroomPainting- Remove all unused hardware from walls and trim- Remove old door bell box from hallway- Remove security box from wall in back right bedroom- Paint all walls (Amazing grey)Flooring- Carpet worn and stained (618 Sq Ft.)

One plug per outlet, etc. 

But suffice it to say if you own your home or long term renter of a home and your landlord will allow you just put in the 240 out let and the car comes with a 20 foot cord and adaptors as well to all the private charging stations as well. like the ones you see at a walgreens or the mall. 

Most of my prospective tenants are 30-somethings and want privacy and wi-fi, preferably high-speed...So I have tried a little device that plugs into the wall outlet that is suppose to reach other connections...but it does not work to the house in back...any other suggestions.

For instance 50 miles away there’s 2-3 ski areas and a bustling town with outlet shopping and tons of restaurants and sometimes you can find a 1/1 condo still for $45K.

Tenants have my phone number; I respond to trivial handyman things myself, like my ceiling fan cord broke, blinds replacement, patching holes after plumbers, lighting pilot lights when the weather turns, keeping common areas clean, and all the rehab and turnovers 100% me (flooring, painting, tile, refinishing hardwood, installing new kitchens, toilets, lighting, outlets, everything).

You add a GFCI outlet under the sink for it and all the other water and drain connections needed are right there under the sink.