The gas and electricity had been left on all winter, and the home was in perfect condition!

That's why I am constantly going to continuing education every year.In his huge report he writes: Plumbing, Electrical, Windows, HVAC Ducts, etc., does not conform to today's standards, and needs to be repaired or conform to code by qualified licensed technicians.

The deal consists of 4 duplexes built in last 3 years with all new features, all electric HVAC/Heat, on acreage with septic system/well.

Will need an estimate for roof, demo/drywall installation, pluming, hvac, electric, flooring.

The plan is to self manage as I want to learn that part of the business while I'm young and full of energy.

All heat, water, and electric is tenants responsibility.  

For example; I can do electrical work yet I choose to hire an electrician.

Thank you sir, ive considered trying to get hvac certified this summer too so i can do that aswell, i have no desire to learn electrical however as ive been shocked one too many times and dont care to get shocked again, but i agree its a shrinking industry which is good for us younger guys , my only concern is rising interest rates ruining my plans before they even get started

There is also a large walk up attic space and eventually plan to add dormers and finish it.There are two electrical boxes currently, one for each floor.

Does anyone have any solutions to convert from electric to gas in a concrete building?