Can we add an electric range or is that illegal (which is what I hear)?

Listening to one BP podcast was all I needed to get the real estate bug.

Electricity bill increases to 5%?

We hired Bildwise for a renovation of our 1965 single-family home that included complete electrical rewiring and updating, roof replacement, light kitchen and bathroom remodeling, new flooring, new interior paint, and masonry repair.

With my background as an electrical contractor, flipping seems like a natural choice, however, I'm also interested in BRRRR as I'd like to hold some properties and rent them out.

There are things I know I will never look at doing myself: plumbing, electrical, roofing, installing hardwood flooring, bathroom remodel, and I'm sure many more! 

(Where I rent properties, the city has a law that a property can be condemned if people are living in it without water and electricity.) 

The basics of course, but there is an air fryer, crockpot, 2 level steamer, wok, electric griddle, and the list goes on.

There's been so much interest in real estate investing and the success stories on podcasts and in books - most of which were achieved over the last decade - give people the real estate "bug" and they often over pay either because they don't know how to run the numbers or because they're just so anxious to get in.

Electric and plumbing was modernized but there are still some galvanized pipes that have issues.