Or last week on the same park they had three older ones that needed electric before it could be occupied and still were asking 2500 and 3500.

It's not an electric stove is it?

Just make sure they are somewhat standard or a little lower than average and then focus your energy on finding someone that is high quality.

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@Wayne Fisher Trims, paint, fascia, electrical, plumbing, doors, lighting, exterior paint.

Oh and I have a very demanding full time job as an energy trader at an investment bank.  

Usually home inspectors also have past  professional experience in construction or electrical etc..  

So added expense to install and you'd get separate bill.One way to skirt that issue is to give each tenant a concession on electric power for an estimate cost of what electric would be to run what's not actually in their apartment.. hall lights, basement lights, outdoor fixtures,,  So like $15.00 per unit a month toward electric service.. depends on cost of install of the separate meter which would be billed to you the owner.. that is tax deductible as expense. not so much if given as a rent concession. 

They can do everything from plumbing to electric to carpentry. 

My father-in-law is a professor of Electrical Engineering there.