I don't really know specifics on lighting/faucets.

I own a landscaping business also .

On a speaker call it came to light that the roof had told the agent 90 days prior there were leaks... however he didn't disclose on the SPQ or TDS.. it just said, we have never lived in the home.

Everything can be accessed by removing the light fixtures and opening up the plugs.Also, an electrician can service your panel - essentially, they put some of the special paste on the ends of each aluminium wire in the panel.

1st floor could use paint and very light rehab.

If I feel it's a little on the light side, I'll ask how they intend to support their new life. 

The property needs some TLC, mostly paint, landscaping, bathroom upgrades, and kitchen modernization, estimated around 150K.3.

Also, I would verify the $500/yr insurance, that seems a little light for me, but it'll depend on the location and home overall.Other than that, everything looks fair.

We have lots of minor repairs; leaky faucet, outdoor light that does not work, closet doors that need to be replaced, crossed hot and cold water lines for shower in the old place and in the new place we need new lights, fans, floors, vanity, etc.

I feel that even though the property manager requested electricity to be on in early December, they should have followed up with the power company if it was not on the next day (the power company "Indianapolis Power and Light Company" has been very responsive and always turned on electricity within 24 hours for my other properties).