You could have galvanize plumbing, asbestos, knob and tube wiring,termites, roof leaks, water main or sewer issues going from building to street, undersized electrical panels,etc.

Probably will need to move the electrical line and upgrade the panel.

I go to FIBI (For Investor By Investor) meetings and they have a house flipping panel a few times a year and the real pros who claim they flip 5 to 10 homes per month tell horror stories about their projects that fail.

We also have to upgrade the electrical panel and put on a new roof.

Going to have to hard wire smoke detectors since that’s a requirement for all 3 families in RI, deal with National Grid on getting gas meters in there, run electrical for a new panel, It’s just going be a headache.What you should look to do is find a legal 2 unit that has a townhouse (VERY common in Providence).

Will confirm shortly.Last investor meetup went extremely well - 3 different lenders on the panel, 40 ppl in attendance.Side note - Will F, I may have a source with inventory in LB. 

Else you would need second furnace, water heater, electrical service / panel and that would be expansive.Good luck

Also, previous shoppers complained of the dated look of the paneling in this 1973 house's living room.

The walls have painted paneling so there's no cracked drywall.

Hi all,I bought a triplex a little while ago and I need to basically have the electrical boxes rewired and an owners panel added.