If the budget allows, you could swap out the top panel of that overhead garage door, with a panel with windows.  

We are also strong advocates for sub-metering of utilities - particularly water & sewer - in those places we operate where it is not presently permitted.It seems we've had this dance before - in an earlier discussion about the cost effectiveness of photovoltaic panels on a rental property, you were emphatic that I was incorrect in stating my local electrical utility would not purchase surplus electricity generated by a customer despite my posting a link to their website where the policy and practice were clearly stated.  

Thank you all for the advice I have decided to get it fully ready then rent it it will have some rooms that still have the wood paneling which will get replaced at the next turnover.

Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, Termite Plates on the piers, wired fire alarms / smoke detectors, new breaker panel, arc fault breakers for all bedrooms and common areas, ground fault breakers for all wet areas ect. 

It's still functional, but the claw marks are deep and right at the recessed panel edges so sanding - patching - repainting is not going to work. 

The panels are also guaranteed for life.  

If no heat, you would have to take he back panel off, which usually has the wiring schematics/diagram there as well.

New pre-hung raised panel $86.00 at Lowes.

That he called the utility company out to look at it and that they told him that it needs a control panel.

Under $100k condo/under $1000 monthly rent, I use HD WilsonArt Laminate counters, re face cabinets with white raised panel (Google local refacing companies not national companies), new brushed nickel faucets, new white appliances if needed, tile bathroom floor and tub surround, new vanity, new light fixtures and new toilet if necessary.