You can check this at the panel, but unless you are comfortable doing it, I would hire an electrician.

The cellar access is in the top right of the photo.Here is my dad working to open up the hole to change the diameter a little bit to make it easier to get in the cellar.We put down some thin paneling before putting the floor down to level it and make it easier for the new floor to go over it.Here you can see the new entryway from the back door.

Also don't forget electrical, do you know what type of panel and amperage it can handle?

Flat markets seem to keep my head in place.Have your clients been buying aggressively recently?

and Rainier Valley isn't just blue-collar low income, parts of it are a flat out war zone.

AND they have some cool access panel doors in the plumbing dept of all the big box stores. 

It's all ledge and not flat, but still very private.

You'll have to work out a flat fee arrangement that works for your broker and your marketplace.

After studying for a while, I am ready to invest and looking to buy and hold.My thought is to start with a condo, with reasonable HOAs and a well managed association and then move to a three flat or other multi unit property.

Assuming the market stays flat or increases at 5%+/- a year, you could take advantage of appreciation, rents, and the tax free gain.