Their hoses didn't survive the move, or failed unexpectedly. 

Paint color, trim, blinds, outlets and outlet covers, the flow of the unit,etc.

If you have any - and I mean any - openings from the outside of your house to the inside, even inner walls, they will find it, and they will find their way out of it into your home via light fixture, electric outlet, etc.

In fire safety inspections the Winooski Fire department is going to check things like the size of your egress windows, age of smoke detectors and fire extinguishers, GFCI outlets, closet light bulbs, dryer vent, etc.

That way if you have unexpected things go wrong, which they typically will, you'll have enough cash flow coming in to cover everything.  

Replace outlets that don’t hold a plug4.

There are several pros and cons to consider when deciding whether to use savings or business credit to pay for rehab costs or to fold those costs into the mortgage with a 203K loan.Pros of using savings or business credit:Less red tape with rehab process when it is your own moneyYou may be able to secure a lower interest rate on a personal or business loan than you would on a 203K loan.Cons of using savings or business credit:You will have less cash on hand for unexpected expenses or emergencies.You may not be able to secure a loan large enough to cover the full cost of the rehab.Pros of using a 203K loan:You can roll the cost of the rehab into the mortgage, which means you will only have to make one payment each month.You may be able to secure a larger loan than you would with a personal or business loan.Cons of using a 203K loan:The interest rate on a 203K loan may be higher than the interest rate on a personal or business loan.The 203K loan process can be more complex and time-consuming than obtaining a personal or business loan.Ultimately, the decision of how to finance your rehab costs will depend on your specific financial situation and goals.

Assumption would be the safest way..have the note holders blessing...and not have to worry about an unexpected demand for 155K or thereabouts. 

I know there is a meetup this evening in Minneapolis and they are back to being pretty regular if you join those groups on Facebook and other social media outlets.

Factoring in the utilities, first-year repairs, and quite a few unexpected capital expenditures, cashflow is currently in the red.