Not much value needed to be added other than some light electrical work, appliances, and rent specific needs.

However, “substantially remodel” has a specific meaning, which is the replacement or substantial modification of any structural, electrical, plumbing or mechanical system that requires a permit, or the abatement of hazardous material, including lead, mold or asbestos that cannot be reasonably accomplished in a safe manner with the tenant in the unit and that requires the tenant to vacate for more than thirty days.

@Joshua Carter a SIGNIFICANT portion of my due diligence and inspection process requires the utilities to be on.For instance, I run all plumbing extensively to check for leaks, I ensure that appliances are functioning correctly, I check all lights and electrical outlets for functionality & ground, we check the fuse boxes for functionality & condition, we assess the performance of furnace & AC systems, and water heaters, we check the functionality & safety of the gas lines, scope the sewer main and assess water flow, test for radon & meth contamination, and basically give the entire property a thorough "test drive"  --which isn't possible if the utilities are off.  

I've used and trust Kirby Electric so worth giving them a call if you're still working on this project.

I went thru the house and explained to him the plumbing is shot , the electric is faulty , doors are too narrow , the boiler is 60 years old  good news is the roof is newer . 

I am almost finished with a complete remodel (electric, hvac, everything) for a rental property.

Unless you are basing the deal off a lower rate to  refi down the road to me it doesn't seem like a good use of time as planning for a best case scenario just seems like a way to see a bad deal as good, and overlook actual issues.I'm old school I don't want to use a program that I am not sure how they are running the formulas and not know if it has a bug in it.

Hi guys,I am interested in the EV charging station investment under the light of Electric Vehicle amount will be growing faster in the near future.

The electric co is the same way.

The tenants pay the electric, so we were not worried about making sure they would be as energy efficient as the windows we chose for our own home.