They are inputed into an electronic system that goes straight to the asset manager.

You will need to manually add any others (Water, sewage, electricity) .3.  

Not sure which to pick, either the 2.0 RE system or this Automation Blueprint(which caught my eye). 

I had a pretty awesome, albeit 24/7 career before I got my license (thinking that "all these people do it, I've done way more difficult things & have a master's degree-I can certainly succeed:) Succeed I have, and it took really doing what they teach us, building systems, really digging in why am I doing all this (staying up late, spend holiday weekends hosting open houses, as mentioned above, etc.).

My best option may be private lenders but as a short test of the water revieled , those sources can be sketchy and a real trap for the newbies like myself. 

So your issue of "what if...." wouldn't hold water in the very unlikely event it happened. 

Then a line on the water heater that goes to the PEX also busted.

Furnace is hot water boiler. 

I had a one year lease of contract with an apartment here in Dallas. i was paying around $800 a month minus some shared water bills, pest controls..etc. 

Are there any recommendations for an electrician with experience in HVAC systems?