I am also interested in investing in other Real Estate opportunities.For the moment, I travel the country installing Solar Panel and my next site is in Amsterdam, N.Y. any BP members in the area???

There should be an electrical panel nearby inside the house.

This time they mis-cut my refrigerator panels which caused an over month long delay in finishing my kitchen.  

Now I too am a DIYer, however, my suggestion is to utilize either loan to take care of the big capital expenditures to have that out of the way for the next 15-30 years such as the roof, HVAC, upgrading electrical panels to separate utilities, etc. 

But now it's also connected to a complete fire sprinkler system that I installed throughout the building.Case in point...plumbing behind shower diverter...sub-panel ???

After the 72 hours notice has been sent, they text me the message said that due to the electrical bill too high (about $1,000 in two months) that made them encounter financial hardship and blamed that they had to pay electrical bill for the entire property (meaning the basement unit included) The property ,actually has two electrical  meters and paid separately .I called the Electricity Company and have them confirmed that.The only problem is there is a dryer has been hooked on the electrical panel that belong to the upper unit .After received their complaint I had the Electrician to check the two panels to find out the problem and will have him fix it right away.I want to evict them ,but they threatened to sue me about renting the property illegally,because the basement unit does not have the egress windows, it has two non conforming bed rooms.

really no way around not doing that as it has missing panels and some on there now are the wrong color. 

Is the panel updated and is it adequate for the necessary wiring?

He thinks it may have somehow gotten into a utility chaser (about 12"x12" hole behind the tub in the bathroom that, last we knew, was covered with a panel) and disappeared into the walls.

Find another way to lower the amount of expenses that you're spending (i.e. solar panels, cheaper insurance provider, real estate friendly CPA, etc.) to offset what is coming out of your pocket.