Whether it be HVAC, basic carpentry, plumbing, tile/masonry, etc.....I have a good deal of experience with electrical work and basic framing, demolition work.

Upgrades may or may not have been done over the years, but have long passed, and upkeep is kept at a minimum.You might encounter aluminum electrical wiring, galvanized steel plumbing, led paint and even asbestos because of the age of the property.Because rents are substantially lower the income demographics of the residents may be towards the lower end too.D ClassNow we are talking C Class properties where the owners for various reasons have not maintained the property.

The San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) Co. oversees much of the power supply for Southern California.

(Much the same as when we had the HW tank).I Pex'd in a 4 gallon point of use (POU) electric 110 volt heater to the downstream side of the on-demand system. 

I assume it would be in certain things not mentioned in the above such as plumbing, electrical systems, etc. that are outdated but I can’t say because I am new.

Not to mention the electrical hazards from grossly overloading systems. 

Imagine paying the electric bill for 29 condos during a Houston summer.

The electrical rough in started today and is ongoing. 

How much would it cost to change over to two electrical boxes instead of one?

You may not occupy your apartment without electric service except during brief interruptions beyond your control.