Provided you are not a wall-flower and just go stand in the corner with your drink, you should meet some good people that can help you.

Problem is I'm not sure of all the outlets and resources to find it.  

., grass looks great, black painted fence, flowers, brightly painted exteriors, etc. 

How much electrical (regular outlets or more Amps)?

I have an update:Update #1I was super excited to find a possible 3 flat building, which was newly listed on MLS, But my excitement quickly turned to horror as: Unknown property conditions of 2 occupied unitsOlder, possibly original, electrical wiring that needed updating immediately (vacant unit had 1 electric outlet per room)Seller is deceased, estate now held by sister who lives in New York, who has never visited buildingPossible water/roof damage as warping and thick cracks appeared in stairwells/wallsOlder, leaking windows Questionable plumbingBIGGEST DEAL KILLER: EXPOSED ASBESTOS WRAPPED AROUND ALL PIPES IN BASEMENT!!!!

(So far ive replaced all flooring with laminate, repainted all walls, granite counters and painted cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and new outlets etc. around the place)Btw, its in a B area (almost a C).

Little items, too, like new switch and outlet cover plates and new door knobs. 

There is heavy pros and cons to both selling and keeping.I am still not sure about the mowing thing...the units are not very big to begin with...plus the guy that rebuilt them only put 1 water hose outlet on the outside of the building....no idea why other than laziness/cost...

Renovations included the following:•Previously one electrical meter and panel box, installed 4 new meters and 4 new panel boxes, complete rewire of entire building•New outlets, switches, and light fixtures•Repaired foundation•Split gas into 3 meters•Brand new ductwork, furnaces, and Central AC for Units A & B•New gutters & downspouts•Roof, flashing repaired•Trees around house removed•Entire exterior painted•30 windows replaced•2 new water heaters•Replaced about 75% of plumbing•Cleaned out garages, installed divider, and installed new garage doors•All 3 units:• New floor & paint, drywall repair• New kitchen cabinets, counters, appliances• New toilet, shower/tub, vanityPurchase price: $85,000Renovations: $175,000All-in, including closing & holding costs: $270kAppraised at $306,00080% LTV cash out refi (cash back after fees): $236kSo I'm left with about $34k in the deal. 

. $200.00 Lights ($100), outlets, & switches ($100)