That's at least 10 bathrooms, 10 kitchens with all new plumbing and electrical. probably new hvac too.

I was like no snit but I am not reducing the price as that was clearly visible when you walked the property (which they did)If there is an electrical issue that comes up that is a problem - sure I can fix it or give some $ to get it resolved but for blatant obvious things I do not negotiate as it should have already been part of the offer

The new bathroom will be constructed within the existing structure, and while electrical wiring might be needed, plumbing installation is definite.

I put in a well, brought in electricity, a gravel driveway, a septic tank, and a fence around part of it for my horse.  

If a deal doesn't work if you have 3-4 worst case scenarios in plumbing, electrical, etc... then it wasn't purchased well enough to make it worth the time and effort. 

If the unit has issues such as ingress/egress, bad electrical, is newly developed space without meeting minimum ADU setback requirements, etc then of course the jurisdiction can red tag it and enforce it.  

So I’m in a bit of a bind, I have a duplex I’m house hacking we remodeled entire thing, new hvac, electric panels, electric main, updated plumbing, water heaters, furnace, install central air, roof.

@Jon HaneyWhat is the heating source, gas, electric ?

Who paid for my windfall, not sure, increased national debt perhaps. its also how they are selling electric cars. 

Hello,We have an original fused disconnect from 1950, when the building was built but all of the apartments have circuit breakers.  I understand that even modern multi-families may have main disconnects that are fused...