They found a bunch of issues with the home, after the electrical fire they had to require the home, major plumbing and structural issues were found!

Probably paint and carpet on the inside of most units, planning for significant capex on 1-2 (HVAC, plumbing, misc) Open to all thoughts and comments.

@Justin VoegeleThank you ,currently on track to getting into real estate school so I can get my license and jump into being a agent full time cause there is no potential in working in a grocery store 😂but I’m extremely handy cause I grew up in construction and apartment and house maintenance so from electrical to plumbing to ac my father taught me it all so hopefully that’ll help it all.

Re-wire, re-plumb, new panels, shutoffs, water heaters, HVACs, etc. 

Being able to do HVAC, plumbing, electrical and carpentry work would help. 

I've done big upgrades such as two complete bathroom remodels, kitchen upgrades, some new doors, outlets, windows, plumbing, and more.

Facts:Duplex in good structural condition (electrical, plumbing, foundation) but would need possibly $50k in cosmetics & updating if we were to rent out to average renter as opposed to steady stream of college students for the past 10 years.Unit 1: 3 BR, 1 BA.

Instead of just patching another 1ft section of plumbing i had GC come out and identify the cause of the problem/cause of loss and initiated an insurance claim. 

In the lease you want to make sure their are conditions (rules) to avoid arguments over backed up plumbing, burn out light bulbs, lawn maintenance, proper parking (not on the lawn) and use of common areas like a backyard if it is not partitioned off (ours was) .

I like plumbing rough in prior to electrical because if a plumber needs to reposition for some reason (like a drain hitting a floor joist) it is easier to have the electrician maneuver around that.