I had the city disconnect their electric and water, then I sent an invoice for the rent to their employer. 

You’ll obviously be doing plumbing and electric, both which usually require a permit

I cover the main utilities (electric, gas, water, garbage/recycling), but I have not noticed any drastic changes. 

There is no electrical or plumbing so no permit is needed.I don't want to spend money on something that won't really yield a good benefit.

Arch degree, 8 years of digital fabrication experience, and two of my own multi-family projects in Cinci.My number two is head of maintenance for a University.Depending on what you need done I can bring along a group for labor.Demo, layout drawings, design, kitchen, bath, walls, exterior, decks, concrete, electrical...So, if that sounds about right we can carry on with a PM and or meet up.For me this would be a short-term experiment to see if I want to do more of this for others or just keep it in-house.

Yep it fell against the wires caught fire & we were without power for a couple of days.

Love is the most powerful driver for powerful and positive forward movement while fear keeps us small.

Are you going to have to re-do all the electric inside 

I've done most of the work in the house - electrical upgrade, drywall, plumbing - just have this little bit to finish.

I would have to be certifiably insane to agree to an arrangement like that or continue with him for the 12 months just to hand over my hard-earned money.I am re-disputing it (3rd time) and Amex seems to be equally perplexed with the decision yet have no power with Stripe apparently, the payment processor he uses.