Youre estimate of costs seems high to me, but geez, just getting electric could cost 20k in some places, a septic system could be more than 10k.

I am an electrical engineer by education, but I've realized the last few years I like the business aspect of things, and think this would be something I enjoy doing full-time.Because I don't have the capitol or the experience to jump right into it, I have decided I would like to get into project management for smaller projects, such as single family or multifamily homes.

Do those of you that own buildings do a scheduled, preventative, spraying for bugs?

Grading issues, water leaks in the basement, water dams, leaky roof, drafty windows, boilers, furnaces, garages, retaining walls, sidewalks, failing plumbing, unsafe electrical, peeling paint on siding, etc....

I actually highlight that the electrical has been gone through and updated.

I generally use them for a quick repair.For improvements I have accounts setup with plumbing, hvac, electrical supply houses.

INSTALL NEW BLACK REFRIGERATOR, ELECTRIC STOVE, DISHWASHER AND MICRO HOOD: $2325.00PAINTING: PREPARE & PAINT ALL WALL SURFACES IN THE HOME.

You can get switch to owner set up on electric if that is an issue in terms of them maybe not paying and having the heat go off.

Hi, my name is Bob Cantwell, I am 50, have two teenage kids, work as an electrical engineer and am in the process of relocating from Dallas to Austin as part of a job change.My wife and I have just sold some vacant land that was held as an investment and we are planning on purchasing SFR in SW Austin as a part of a 1031 exchange.

In addition, the gas and electric was in the tenant name.