@Charlie MacPherson right, especially for electrical and stuff that could be really bad.

Curt yeah that is a concern of mine too… mostly electricity.

If you are not going to go to college, I would then get in one of the trade schools and get licensed and work for 2-3 years to get up to your master license in Electric or Plumbing.If you plan to go to college, then you might also spend some time during the school year getting your real estate license...and working on the paper side of the business while you go to school...so that might be 2-3 summers and 2-3 years during school. 

I feel this is a pretty big overestimate - Utilities - electricity, water, sewer, internet, lawn care etc - I think $901/year is a low estimate.

My name is Ian Jackson, I am 23 years old, currently a licensed electrician working as an estimator/ project manager for an electrical contractor out of Boston, MA.

Mortgage estimate is 1500/month.Expected for electric/water/internet/lawn/cleaning ~400/month.

I was bitten by the real estate bug about 6 months ago and have been studying ever since.

Your electrical bill and WiFi will be used partly for the vacation rental business, which means you may be able to deduct a portion of those expenses. 

If you visit any of the survival web sites that are growing, there is discussion of getting what they call "bug out" vehicles and trailers to hit the road.That may be some of the sales.As to destination parks, we have alot in my area due to Branson, Mo. and the lake areas.

The house is all electric and the city inspector gave it a pass.