You'd have to look at proximity to panels, metering, etc there too as you'd have some load (copper wires) to likely pull.It typically costs a lot more to heat using electricity vs NG, so I guess you'd be passing that along to the tenants?

I have one of these panels in a SFH.

All new 6 panel doors etc.

The good:  new electrical panel, new roof, new windows.The bad: everything else. 

The panel on the wall was wired for electric and an internet connection so they can put a TV there if they want or just hang a picture or mirror if that is their thing. 

In these situations, when we pull a toilet, we shore up the floors install access panels, replace the usually either non-existent or non-working shut off valves and then install a high-efficiency toilet and make ceiling repairs.

After the interview he said a panel would discuss and decide.

To allow for easy separation of utility costs, I'm installing dual HVAC systems, dual hydro panels, and pony meters on the water meter.

They will change out the panel at the street, and we trench to bring it back in to the house 150' and do hookup, Imagine if it were something difficult. 

Need help I close on a house in 15 days and the house was in move in ready shape, but a storm came through and a tree limb hit the back of the house took of panelling and breaker box.