Coverage will vary by local, city, county, state governments, but some examples might include requiring sprinklers, upgrade electrical wiring (older homes can have aluminum wiring which isn't used often anymore at least in CA), electrical panel upgrades, insulation / energy value requirements, different fire place construction

If there are no free events, I would try to go to one of the panel events - especially if there are ones for infill development/adaptive reuse.

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Then find the rate for which your electrical service charges you and pull out the calculator....or you can add a new meter/panel solely for the well. 

I don't install appliances on flips and I haven't ever done solar panels so I can't really help you there, those would be more for rentals in my opinion.

Also, don't forget that baseboard heating should be installed on its own breaker, which will require running electrical wiring from the unit to the electrical panel. 

Put all plastic panels 

You would handle the easy ridge and top panels in the fall of the first year, they would handle the awful side work in the spring of the second year, and it gets written off in two years.All sorts of enterprising tax scenarios become possible.

My agent had her general contractor come out and make the repairs including taking a look at the panel and changed out a couple breakers for proper sizing. 

@Angela Palchowski, another good example of something agents should be able to spot that is also something that would come up on inspections:A 60 amp electrical service and a 100 or 200 amp panel setup.