Best practice is to make the call to change the utilities at lease signing, together.Be aware that tenants without electricity sometimes do dangerous things, like use candles for light, charcoal/gas grills for cooking (sometimes inside!)

I was hoping individuals on here could help shed some light and give me a range of what to expect in both the areas.

That is very good quality with a ton of natural light!  

Flooring is light hardwoods.

My standing orders are to spend no more money (because investor 1 needs to approve big expenses) with the option to cancel the original agreement and buy out the house for cash.Big issues outstanding: $2-3k driveway asphalt replacement, $2-6k HVAC repair or replacement, $1-3k plumbing and gas line permitting issues, $1k in washer and dryer appliances (assuming we install any), 1-2k in misc cosmetics (landscaping, staging etc.)WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

Hello all,  I am just getting into the wholesaling game, and had some questions that hopefully some will be able to shed a little light on.

I own (by inheritance) 2.25 acres in a small, one red light, South Carolina town.

Parking lot revenue (rents) - (minus) operating expenses (opex) = Net operating income divided by cap rate for parking lots in market = value - (minus) cost to build parking lot (pave, fence, light) = profit generated 2.

Nothing to do with renewing or not renewing a lease.The decision to terminate a tenancy should not be taken lightly.

Newer appliances, fresh paint, landscaping?