The buyer sued the sellers, the selling agent, and the listing agent for misrepresenting the square footage and miscellaneous minor issues with the electrical and heating systems.

I know there are some variables because water/sewer/electricity charges vary by utility company but I am just looking for ballpark estimates.

Many workers at this property were not properly skilled and I have paid to re-do work for trim, plumbing and electrical. 

That's where you need to focus your energy.

Its a little short of the 1%.I would look at things like Plumbing, Electrical, Foundation, Roof.Is it separately metered for water, gas and electric?

So I too am wondering about materials cause on a rental unit I had to have a new electrical service put in...the contractor was wanting to charge me $1000 for a 200 amp service panel $50 per complete can light etc.

The space is small about 900 square feet, they pay their own electric/ heat.  

Might even have to go in a clean inside the electrical outlets and replace covers.  

I'm in an electrical apprenticeship so I can connect with many different trades when I decide to get into other areas of real estate.

Hi biggerpocketsRecently I came across a single family deal that has electric heater and stove in Philadelphia.