. • Bans a TOS requirement related to the following: inspections; improvements or repairs; removing junk or debris; mowing or pruning; performance of maintenance or upkeep activities; weatherproofing; upgrading electrical systems; replacing or installing fixtures or other items; and actions relating to compliance with building codes or other property condition standards. • Existing TOS requirements are unenforceable. • Statewide TOS requirements could still be imposed. 

I’ve even installed two washer / dryer units in the basement for use by the tenants at no charge.I’m really trying to find a way to evaluate this deal before listing it for sale. 

You don't want to do any long term installment contract without an attorney, if you can find one to do one.The DOS and FHA regulations are anchored in federal law, not administrative "discipline" and administrative rulings carry the weight of federal law. 

We were hoping to save some money so that we could seperate the heating, currently there are a total of three gas meters, wanted to install a 4th and install furnace/hotwater-heater/reroute plumbing to seperate the heat.

Not only are they not custom, you could not even buy at home depot what the builder put in for allowances on items such as cabinets and countertops (unless you went with formica countertops and MDF cabinets), then to top it off they are charging almost $2000/LF for cabinet installation.

Read more about Sub-To and installment transactions in the forums, with any of them, a buyer needs to be in a position to exit by selling or refinancing at any time over the term of the contract. 

He signed a standard lease in a 400 unit complex and arranged for all of the delivery trucks, electrical, cable/internet installations for the first day of the lease.

Thanks There's been no sale so there it is no foreclosure, unless it is deemed a disguised  installment saleAgain don't allow the realtor to do a sandwich and Rose should stay in control of the property

We've done a lot of tile, paint, installing cabinets, drywall and minor electric plumbing.

The one thing to watch out for is things installed on your common circuit.