Ceiling fan in bathroom looks like it needs to be changed looks like moisture from when he showers builds up and causes ceiling to peel the paint off and third he said his electric stove doesn’t work he said he has told the previous landlord multiple times about these problems and he never fixed them.

Also holding costs like electric, water, Gas.

I am looking to keep current zoning and not deal with the headache as I learn, so looking for 7)  5-acre lots bring a country road, power, and fiber.

We negotiated the triplex down to $78,000 and they fix the electric panel in the basement before they told us they wanted to sell them together.

First, the biggest power of real estate in wealth building is the power of leverage.

Some people are afraid of ELF EMF from power lines - nothing solid about it in Medical journals ... read a little.2.

I'd like to go to the local community college and brush up on plumbing, electrical,etc. so I can do that preventative maintenance when tenants are turning (that means on my watch lol). 

Seller has done a good job of keeping up with electrical, plumbing, fire safety, HVAC and general updates.

Same builder, same house, in same neighborhood for example could back to a busy main street in the entrance of the neighborhood, could face West where people prefer East facing, be the house that everyone drives by and lights shine in the front windows when you enter the neighborhood, could back to power lines in the back of the neighborhood, could be next to the community pool, could be on a corner with a bigger lot, and a host of other factors go into pricing....not just size.The 3 main sources that most sellers use for size are tax roll, appraiser, or builder's plan. 

I'm looking for insight on the average monthly utility cost for water, sewage, electricity, internet, and anything else I may have forgotten for a 3 BR, 3.5 BA, with pool, in Sevierville.