Otherwise $200 installed -Flush mount lights: 6-pack contractor special $50Doors: - Interior Doors: 6-panel $215 installed- Exterior Front: $700 installed- Storm Doors: $350 installed.Bathroom:-Vanity: $650 installed-Surround tub/shower: $600 tiled-Tub: $350 reglazed-Toilet: $350 installed “American Standard Cadet”Kitchen:-Cabinets: $300 liner ft installed.

Now I just have to ask the seller to fix all the electric, I have a combo KT and Romex panel electric system that the insurance company has to inspect before they grant insurance ($83 mo).

Other than that J martin is doing a west coast meet up in SF the end of Aug. and I committed to come and spend a few days there. and will be happy to net work and sit on some Q and A panels. 

I'm guessing, with a home needing this much work, you will need a new panel. you know how to do that?

I went to their website and I only see two permits related to power upgrades on both panels (story 1 and 2).

For example, if I put in brand new 6 panel doors I think I can charge $15 dollars extra per month.

Do you have room for additional circuits in the electric panel?

The house is split level, 4 levels, 3 bed, 2 3/4 bath, large two car garage with about 3000 total square feet including the unfinished basement.The house is very dated, harvest gold bathroom fixtures, green stain, 2 hinge flat green/brown stained flat panel (luan) doors.

I know handymen that can do the work probably cheaper, even on advanced stuff like electrical panel changes.And who should I use for insurance?

If the main panel is split into two primary circuits and each of the two circuits serves a sub-panel in each apartment, then you could have an electrician install a eamon demon sub-meter on each line that is serving the sub-panels.