At some point, the system needed to change...the only shame is that the solution was already orchestrated by the folks at the helm now and it's going to be more garbage in garbage out (digital dollar).

Everyone has an opinion, everyone wants to be heard, and so much of it is garbage.

I’ve seen total garbage sell for $100k. 

(internet,garbage, water etc.) and if so, do I account that in my personal expenses when analyzing properties? 

No way.. bring your own, don’t clean it, I don’t care. nowadays appliances are garbage.

One that I often have is the "Landlord reserves the right to remove the kitchen sink garbage disposer". 

Keep it reasonably clean in the first place and it won't be a piece of garbage in short order.

I think 8 is the minimum.1) Lighting circuit, 2) (2) GFCI counter appliance circuits, 3) Fridge, 4) Microwave, 5) Dishwasher, 6) Garbage Disposal, 7) Range, 8) usually a few others for small appliances with motors or heatYou also need a permit if you are changing any plumbing locations, like moving the sink drain a few feet away, or adding a Refer water line, etc....And then there is structural...many people today are trying to open up the old kitchen area and turn it into a 'Great Room'...so that will require new headers/posts/Etc.

I'd rather know about and pay to repair the garbage disposal that is clogged and leaking (one example).

@Wendy Vaidic  They talked about breaking the cost for water, sewer, and garbage apart in the podcast #60 with Serge Shukhat.