If you don't have capacity in the current circuit box, that means upgrading 40 units.What's the real ROI?

It can be a deal breaker if you purchase during summer.

(Toilets are a big one)- Deteriorating paint (lead is extremely common in cities like Rochester)- Breakers, furnace filter(s), water heater(s)- Damaged/broken stepsI think it is a little ridiculous to go around and nitpick with a checklist, but we do check for issues that would cost us money down the road, or are safety issues for our tenants (and properties).

I have some experience wiring in new circuits, but this is a new one for me.

So far I have only furnished units in Scottsdale area, and they are doing very good, didn't initially though 6 month contract will be a deal breaker, especially in DC Ranch, will see.

Additionally, my AC project needed some steam pipes moves, but because they were a plumbing and AC company, they were able to handle all of this (steam was too close to breaker boxes).If you have an older home you may have more electrical work needed than you think.

I won the case though, it was three years of litigation and set a precedent in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.

Hello BP, I am new to the Alabama tax sale circuit and I would like to know what happens opposite of the investors side.

This isn't an obscure "deal breaker," potential tanks are exactly why you hired them.

@Mark KurianOnly FPE Stab-Lok breaker panels were recalled and have a CPSC alert on them.