He looked at major systems and mechanicals - roof, foundation, AC, furnace, electrical, etc. 

@David Yu We completed a full renovation on a SFH this month and had major electrical issues (no grounds, loose boxes, unlabeled panel, two prongs, etc.).

The walls look a mess, there appears to be little to no electrical outlets, and some rooms have exposed wiring/conduit at the wall/ceiling?

Snow = $600/yr, Heat = $4,929/yr, Electric = $3,343/yr, Trash = $652/yr, Water/Sewer (not listed) = approx. $1500/yr. 

  $190K Spend to Date + $50K Estimated Structural, electrical, plumbing, finishes, permits etc$240K Estimated cost all in I did the calculations and if we get decent rent for the back house we should be able to make 7.6% ish CoC return.

. =2700.00 monthly grossincludes water and electricity average of expense 30.00 month per spot. =180.00property tax is 400.00 per year.

Most include water/sewer; many include electric or gas but may also bill you in some manner rather than the regional Electric/Gas service provider; and trash pickup.

In real estate you need: eager sellers, negotiators, money, legal knowledge, appraisal skills, inspections skills, project management, carpentry, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, flooring, marketing, buyers, and much, much more.  

But you did notice a bug that was 100% our fault in that the cancellation link doesn't work on mobile devices... that's an oversight on our end because we didn't expect people to be setting up and editing their sites or their account on their cell phones... mainly on desktop... but as soon as you alerted us to that we fixed it. 

My question is: now that I will be renting out the house by the room and all renters are individuals, how do I go about having them pay for utilities (Wi-Fi, water, gas, electric, water)?