Would section 8 have a problem with renting a 3d apt that's not technically "legal" but has a separate electrical meter?

Of course, I won't know about the electrical and heat until i get the inspection.

It is past time to replace my electrical outlets (1967 condo).

On that house were I invested $15K, I did a lot of the grunt work (painting, sheetrock, framing) myself, but contracted the furnace, plumbing, electrical, and carpet.

For example if its gas heat in your name and electric in theirs, change it to electric heat.

Now this rarely happens but I have closed about 7 in my lifetime when I could not find the right buyer, however I was able to sell each one of these within 2 months at a higher profit (I cleaned them up and repainted them).

I have put together a excel sheet that goes from room to room and list every item down to the number of electrical sockets needed for that room.

So far, it seems the TARP funds are being used to clean up banks balance sheets and to buy other banks, and the feds are getting a bunch of marginal or bad debt.

All units have separate electrical and gas meters. 1st floor - 1 bedroom 2nd floor - 2, 1-bedrooms (can be turned into a 3 bedroom w/2 bath) 3d floor - 2-bedroom.It's a bank foreclosure that's on the market for $349K.

Same with the electric bill, if the units are not separately metered.You say you put $5K into the house making cosmetic repairs.