Still not deal breakers, just factor into the cost.

We are applying for the new California Rebates on Adding Electric vehicle Charging to our Garages this attracts higher-income tenants and solves the old Gas problem as it cost a tenant only $3 per day for a 300-mile charge lots of Tesla owners are happy to pay and extra $50 in rent to have the circuits already installed. a tenant with a large gas-guzzling truck that costs them $120 to fill up twice a week will not likely be able to afford the rent. plus with the new $8,000 Rebate on buying an Electric Vehicle, i only want upwardly mobile tenants. https://www.sce.com/evbusiness...

I'll take that over spending 4-6 months full time flipping a house after calling 200 people trying to convince them to sell me a property.Definitely do your due diligence, look over the inspection report, and make your list of deal breakers.

A small generator may be enough, but you need proper patch in on the circuits.

Then the delivery guy couldn’t restart the furnace and told him there was no power to it but it wasn’t the breaker.

What is a deal-breaker?

Not a deal breaker, but one more step and that makes it more expensive.

Radon detector pretty pricey, infa-red camera, are you able to check electrical circuits? 

Electritian says electric panel needs to be replaced entirely, breakers being used are not compatible.

Common owner FICO is 800+ and would like to not sign personally, but it's not a deal-breaker"Avatar" loan would be 4ish% fixed, 15-20 years, 70% LTV, no rate reset.Am I in the ballpark?