I tried posting a similar question in the landlord forum, but I didn't get a response that really spoke to the legal/liability issues with electrical work.I know I need a licensed electrician to do any work in the main panel to avoid a liability issue. 

Thanks for sharing @Dan Powers I hadn't heard about the Amazon facility but that is huge. 

New roof, electrical, AC, windows, plumbing, added a 2nd shower,12x20 deck off the back door, all new interior/exterior doors, tile in bathroom floors and LVT the rest of the house.

It's really not rocket science to screw in a battery-powered trail camera in a steel case next to the front door and another one next to the back door.

Even with a set funding, there is still a lot of flexibility.Permanent life insurance seems to be a very heated subject with some people saying that it is the worse thing on the market, while other like me and a lot of high net worth individuals and banks are using it as a very powerful tool to increase their return while gaining a lot of tax, asset protection and estate planning advantages.

Hi,I was wondering had a Rough idea of cost of running electricity on new construction for a tiny home, 300 sq ft, with poles on the property.Also if we build multiple tiny homes all needing power on the property, is there an efficient cheaper way to do that instead running power overhead to each one.

Also, I didn't ask about the roof, electrical, etc.

My dad is retired and is willing to be a co-borrower on our loan in order to have enough purchasing power to qualify for the deal.

My application is saying Batched and processed beside each amount by my landlord and power company name.

If Royal Oak is where you have contacts for help--contractors, plumbing, electrical etc--start your landlord journey there and then, once you have your systems in order, expand to other areas.